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Short stories with no excitement, no punchline, and no connection.

Music video for the song Tuning by Mugendai Mewtype.

The mascot of Ehime Prefecture, Bary-san, journeys across various Japanese prefectures. These brief sketches aim to highlight something unique to each area.

The main character of this film, Mai, has a brother named Dai-Chan who is completely deaf. Though Dai-Chan is actually her older brother, he acts like a younger one, always asking Mai to hold him up with a big smile on his face. One day, the elementary school Mai attends and the school for handicapped children that Dai-Chan goes to begin communicating with each other. Mai's classmates then start making fun of her and draw a funny portrait of Dai-Chan on the classroom blackboard. Mai is deeply shocked and hurt by their prank. At the same time, their mother becomes ill. Because of this, Dai-Chan is to be sent to an orphanage for handicapped children, but Mai truly wishes to take care of him herself, so she tries to stop it. This story is about family love, a close bond, and the connections between people. We all have a warm heart somewhere inside us, and there are moments when we need to use it with honest feelings. This film reminds us of important things about life that we should never forget.

One day, Mim and Mam receive a gift at their home from their father. Opening it, they find a stuffed animal named Choco Mint, which is 70% rabbit and 30% bear. The pair are unsure what to make of the package, but they start talking with Choco Mint.

Taeko no Nichijou revolves around Taeko Shinbou, an office worker noted for her forbearance and upbeat view of life. The series reveals that a non-professional voice actor from the Kantou region will provide the voice for Taeko, lending a distinctive flavor to the production.

TV series of Konna Watashitachi ga Nariyuki de Heroine ni Natta Kekka www

CoCO and NiCO are two sisters who are being trained to become elegant cat princesses. Their instructor, the firm but caring Lady Oppenheimer, keeps a close eye on their development. As CoCO and NiCO work on learning the skills of princess etiquette, they manage to amuse Lady Oppenheimer with their playful behavior and occasional mischief.

Movie of gdgd Fairies.

Second part of Yoroi Shin Den Samurai Troopers.

This is a follow-up to the classic dodgeball manga Honou no Toukyuuji Dodge Danpei. In this contemporary rendition of the intense dodgeball narrative, Danpei's daughter, Danko, treads in his footsteps, endeavoring to form a dodgeball team with the greatest competitive spirit in the modern era of 2025. Can Danko triumph over the indifferent mindset of today's society?

Toshiko Ei lives in Tokyo with her family. Her father is a respected and skilled glass craftsman, allowing the family to earn a good living. However, the Ei family soon endures many tragic hardships brought on by World War II.

The series will follow the descendant of Kobayashi from Edogawa Ranpo's series of detective novels.

Compilation film of BanG Dream! It's MyGO!!!!!. The first of the Bandori MyGO compilation movie duology.

In "gdgd men's Party," Light and Yomi pass the time by relaxing and playing video games. One night, while everyone else is asleep, Light receives a surprise message from someone called Alpha, who claims to represent King. Before they know it, Light and Yomi are teleported to a different world, where they are given the mission to save Princess Melody from a demon lord. Light considers this his destined journey, whereas Yomi finds it more of a hassle. Alongside Alpha—who is actually an AI robot outfitted with a leveling system to help them grow stronger—they begin their adventure.

The second installment of Hataraku Oniisan! continues the story of lively Calico Tapio Chatorazawa and perpetually grumpy Russian Blue Kuehiko Roshihara as they take on a range of part-time jobs together. Being classmates, they experience both the difficulties and rewards that come with their work endeavors.

A beautiful nation that has flourished since ancient times, Japan is now called the Anime Kingdom. More than just humans inhabit this land—animes truly exist in Japan. Beyond the Fairy Ring, in the world of fairies, live the anime-chans. There is a Fairy Ring in your town as well. Here. And there. Even in Harajuku. Perhaps even in the Ashigara mountains. By some chance, we will open that door. And we might be able to meet the anime-chans. This is the land where you can encounter anime-chans.

During the era of the warring states, tales told of warriors with almost supernatural feats—yet that era has passed. Currently, the Lord resides in a run-down tenement, enduring dire poverty. In this desperate situation, the Lord meets an unusual little dog. Struck by its remarkably short legs, the Lord lends assistance and quickly becomes charmed by the dog's lively demeanor. Thus begins the improbable alliance of the mighty Lord and the merry dog, bringing their days peace and joy.

Recap of first 5 episodes of Cheer Danshi!!

In the fourth season of Kaitou Joker, the enigmatic Mysterious Joker continues his exploits as a audacious and elusive philanthropist rather than a conventional thief. Journeying across the globe with his culinary partner Hachi, they hunt for hidden treasures. Along the way, they evade law enforcement and face off in various contests while striving to find the fabled Timeslip Treasure.

The four members of Milky Holmes go on a study trip and relax in a hot spring surrounded by snow monkeys. Their peaceful moment is abruptly interrupted by an alarm, signaling an attack from the Thief Empire. A fierce battle breaks out between Milky Holmes and the Thief Empire, with both sides using their Toys (special abilities). At that moment, Genius 4 arrives and joins the fight, escalating the conflict into a three-way melee. Amid the chaos, a powerful lightning bolt strikes down from the sky. The four Milky Holmes members, hit by the lightning, lose their abilities.

Famous manga creator Hiromu Arakawa shares a surprising part of her personal history: she spent seven years laboring on a farm in Hokkaido, Japan's primary agricultural region. Arakawa's editor, Ishii, has no knowledge of farm tasks like harvesting crops or milking cows. Meanwhile, Arakawa, coming from a family with deep farming roots, offers perspectives on the tough yet honorable life of a farmer.

During the third season of Kaitou Joker, the enigmatic thief Joker continues his worldwide treasure hunt, joined by his partner and chef Hachi. They face numerous obstacles, from evading law enforcement to entering various competitions, while their primary objective stays fixed on securing the Timeslip Treasure.

At Gloria Private Academy, where rising stars from music, art, and sports gather, students of exceptional ability receive a special "gift" tied to legendary composers and are known by those composers' names. One such student is Beethoven, a young man deemed suitable for the gift after an accident. Upon entering the academy, Beethoven meets classmates with varied talents, finds his love for music, and works diligently to thrive in the competitive setting.

First-year student Uta Komaki dreams of making the most of her high school life, but her shyness and lack of confidence hold back her natural singing talent. Time and again, she tries to join the school's light music club, only to be overwhelmed by the imposing presence of its members. Everything changes when Airi Kojou, the leader of the a cappella club, unexpectedly invites Uta to check out their group. Unlike the light music club, this ensemble creates music using only voices, with no instruments. Captivated, Uta discovers how the members' voices weave together in harmony, much like the layered structure of a mille-feuille dessert. This experience inspires her to take the first step toward joining a group where every voice is heard and valued.

ARP is a quartet specializing in dance and vocals, made possible through advanced AR technology. Founded by Avex, the group is celebrated for its captivating live performances that blend exceptional singing and dancing with a flexible presentation style that adapts in real-time to the audience's energy.

Long ago, the Demon World cast the Human World into fear. When the seal was shattered and armies of Demon Soldiers launched their assault, five youths sped to defend humankind. Known as the Samurai Troopers, their fight now starts again!

This special two-episode animation spotlights the band Morfonica. As the group looks forward to a summer vacation filled with concerts, Toko quietly coordinates her "Summer Morfonica Plan" alongside Nanami and Tsukushi. Note: Announced during the Day 1 live stream of Bandori Channel☆ at the "Garupa 5th Anniversary Fan Festa in Akihabara."

Tapio Chatarozawa, full of energy, and the composed Kuehiko Roshihara are two young felines who take on a variety of part-time jobs. From delivering parcels to washing windows on skyscrapers, the duo plunges into the working world, uncovering new opportunities at every turn. Despite the difficulties and the strange habits of their customers and supervisors, Tapio and Kuehiko forge a close friendship as they manage their many different work experiences.

Suddenly assembled, a group of girls make their debut as the virtual band Mugendai Mewtype. They possess skill and individuality, but lack any understanding of how to perform together. Can they endure, much less rise to the pinnacle in this ruthless music industry?

In the world of women's competitive cycling, which had been inactive for years, the newly established Rinkai League sparked renewed interest with its first races. This revival attracted many Japanese women aiming to become professional cyclists. Izumi Itou, a cycling enthusiast, is reluctant to fully commit to the competitive arena despite encouragement from friends. However, Izumi's viewpoint changes upon learning that her grandmother was once a champion in women's cycling. Her grandmother then decides to mentor Izumi, helping to bring out her hidden potential. Although Izumi lacks experience, the presence of a formidable Swiss rival determined to dominate the competition pushes Izumi to surpass personal limits and chase victory.

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...

Subaru Ichinose, while serving on the space battleship Tiramisu, fought countless battles alongside his faithful Durandal. He was reunited with his long-lost brother, but they became adversaries, crossing swords repeatedly. Then, destiny manifested as gravity, guiding these two brothers to descend upon Earth.

Nozomi Onda, a 14-year-old girl passionate about soccer, aspires to play the game without any mistakes. But she struggles to do so in official matches, where she must compete against male players who have a physical advantage. Her outlook changes when an older male acquaintance suddenly approaches her on the street, forcing her to confront her ambitions directly.

Recap of the first 8 episodes of Buddy Daddies.

This anime centers on Ekoda, who holds a variety of part-time jobs and explores the city's nightlife. Although she has a boyfriend, she prefers casual relationships and does not take the relationship seriously. She views popular girls—whom she calls "birds of prey"—as her natural enemy. Each episode is handled by a different director, character designer, voice cast, and studio. The episode is also split into segments: the first three and a half minutes consist of the animated short, followed by live‑action interviews with the creators, and then a segment showing the drawing of the short.

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.

Short web specials where Kon explains a bit more about the series and the Onmyouji world.

"All stars" season of Show by Rock!! featuring all the bands from previous seasons.

In the anime "Bullbuster," young engineer Tetsurou Okino brings his self-designed robot, the Bullbuster, to Hato Industries, a struggling pest extermination company led by President Tajima. The team must face a powerful, mysterious creature while managing tight finances, including fuel costs for the robot and salaries for pilots. Every bullet is counted because of their limited budget. As they balance the goal of eliminating the threat with the harsh realities of their economic situation, the future of Hato Industries hangs in the balance.

Honda, Kawasaki, and Suzuki form the elite ninth squad within a specialized law enforcement unit dedicated to locating and closing restaurants serving sushi that is considered illegal or unorthodox, regardless of how minor the infraction. These officers operate around the clock worldwide, driven by their strong sense of justice and backed by the World Food-Culture Conservation Organization. Their objective is to ensure no one escapes punishment for defiling Japan's traditional culinary arts. During one of their investigative missions, the Sushi Police encounter Sara, a captivating TV reporter who aims to expose the corruption within their organization and the World Food-Culture Conservation Organization. Despite their efforts to detain her, Sara manages to evade them through her intelligence, skill, and charm, triggering a series of events that ultimately uncovers the true purpose behind the Sushi Police's activities.

The moment has finally arrived—the grand concert! Kasumi Toyama, the girl who once followed the trail of golden stars and answered the call of the Star Beat, now stands on the verge of stardom together with her bandmates Saya, Tae, Rimi, and Arisa as they prepare for a massive outdoor live show! It's an enormous venue to fill, but fortunately Poppin'Party won't be the only act taking the stage at this spectacular musical event. It's a nonstop surge of J-Pop fun as Afterglow, Pastel Palettes, Roselia, and Hello, Happy World! join the ladies of Poppin'Party on stage, and while they remain rivals vying for the spotlight, the real victors are the lucky members of the crowd!

In her first year of high school during spring break, Ito learns she has to relocate because her mother is getting remarried. Without her knowing, this new marriage brings four younger stepbrothers into her life. Determined to create a close relationship with her new family, Ito goes out of her way to fit in. Despite her good intentions, the eldest stepbrother Gen seems aloof and difficult to understand. But as time goes on, Ito begins to notice glimpses of warmth underneath his reserved demeanor.

Beneath the glittering night sky, the elusive phantom thief known as Joker pulls off a series of daring heists, stealing precious treasures. Often pursued by the relentless police detective Dokusaburou Oniyama, Joker escapes capture using an array of tricks that blur the line between science and magic. While attempting to steal the "Dragon Gem" from a pompous millionaire's mansion, Joker meets Hachi, a clumsy yet earnest ninja. Hachi also wants the gem and admires Joker, but initially comes across as a nuisance. Nevertheless, the two work together effectively and pull off the heist. Joker eventually appreciates Hachi's cleverness, courage, and practical household skills, leading to Hachi becoming Joker's reluctant apprentice. With new targets in sight, Joker and Hachi clash with other phantom thieves, dealing with a mix of old allies and new foes. Joker continues striving to cement their position as the greatest "magician" under the radiant night.

The second installment of a two-part film adaptation of Haikara-san ga Tooru. Set in early 20th century Japan, a time marked by rapid change and societal reform, Benio Hanamura pushes the boundaries of modernity even further. With a boyish demeanor, she rebels against the conventional belief that women belong in the home, serving their husbands instead of chasing their own aspirations. Her ideals as a progressive woman are challenged when the only man who encourages her independence, Lieutenant Shinobu Ijuin, is reported missing in action. Upon returning to Japan, Shinobu has lost all recollection of his past. In this captivating sequel, can Benio reach Shinobu before she is forced into an arranged marriage with another man?

In D4DJ All Mix, Lyrical Lily, the well-known DJ group from Arisugawa Academy, brings happiness to the community through music. Because of their achievements, the municipal government asks them to perform once a month for a whole year under Operation Beckoning Cat, a project intended to revitalize the town. Worried they might not live up to these high expectations, Lyrical Lily chooses to work together with other DJ units who helped them when they first started: Happy Around, Photo Maiden, Peaky P-key, Rondo, and Merm4id. The other groups enthusiastically agree, viewing it as an excellent opportunity to display their abilities. Despite the challenging aspects of the project, the passionate members of every DJ unit dedicate themselves to putting on outstanding shows to draw in tourists and newcomers, with the goal of making memories that last for their audiences.

In "Plus-sized Misadventures in Love!", Yumeko battles with insecurities about her own appearance, believing herself to be unattractive and overweight. After a near-fatal event, she experiences a miraculous transformation, waking up as someone she hardly recognizes. "Is this... me? I'm so adorable!" she exclaims, leaving everyone around her astonished by her drastically changed look. Yumeko's sudden, intensely upbeat attitude begins to influence those closest to her, each of whom has their own personal struggles and feelings of inadequacy. Determined to confront everything from romance and friendships to career challenges and even a brush with attempted murder, Yumeko aims to break through everyone's doubts. This energetic romantic comedy is filled with outrageous and hilarious situations.

In a seemingly peaceful town, the inhabitants go about what appears to be an ordinary daily life. Unbeknownst to them, their tranquility is nothing but a fabrication. The harsh truth is that Earth has been completely destroyed. An alien race called the "Dracters" wiped out 99.9% of humanity. These extraterrestrials burrowed into the planet's surface and converted the core into a habitable environment for themselves. Forced into hiding inside shelters, the remaining humans wait, hoping for an uncertain future. The residents of Shelter Ixia have had their memories of the catastrophe erased, living completely unaware of reality. Among them, a chosen few—referred to as the "selected ones"—are fated to pilot massive machines called "Rogue" to fight back against the invaders. On this particular day, yet another individual is selected to join their ranks.

In "I Saved Myself with a Potion!: Life in Another World," Kaede Yakumo, a typical 17-year-old high school student, finds herself suddenly transported to an unfamiliar world carrying only her backpack. Feeling lost and confused, she eventually goes through her belongings and discovers a strange book containing recipes for creating potions that activate with the word "create." Along with the book is a message advising her to treat the situation like a game. Using this new ability, Kaede decides to rely on her potion-making skills to survive in her new surroundings and find the person who caused her unwanted arrival, hoping to get back home.

Though she leads a quiet life in the countryside, Howan harbors dreams of becoming a music star, and her chance arrives when she passes the audition for a song contest in the bustling metropolis. On the other side, guitarist Himeko shares the same burning passion for music but feels uneasy about being placed in a band alongside two other young musicians. Beneath the dazzling lights of Midi City, these two artists will cross paths for the first time and uncover together what they could never achieve on their own. In this radiant city of sound, any dream truly can reach the heavens!

Located in the 7th Ward of Thrive Central, Tensho School places a strong emphasis on extracurricular activities, with each club taking part in an annual fall singing contest. Transfer student Saku Otonomiya begins his school year late due to his older sister being hospitalized, making it difficult for him to adjust to his new, bustling environment. Balancing a part-time job and caring for his sister, joining a club seems out of reach. As the singing contest approaches, the school’s singing club plans to perform Sousuke Kagura’s song "Cloudy Days," but Kagura is hesitant to allow it, as the piece requires a three-octave range—a feat he believes only a VOCALOID could achieve. Kagura agrees to let the club use the song if they can find a vocalist capable of hitting those high notes. While working on his next piece, Kagura hears Otonomiya sing "Cloudy Days" perfectly. He then invites Otonomiya to form a unit for the competition. Simultaneously, the singing club tries to convince Otonomiya to join them to secure the rights to perform the song. As the event draws near, Otonomiya must overcome his reservations and decide which team to support.

In the Teppen Grand Prix, a tournament modeled after stand-up comedy, Yayoi Sakamoto teams up with her two friends, Yomogi Takahashi and Yuzu Hosono, to create the comedy trio Young Wai-Wai. They advance to the final stage of the competition, where they face off against other comedic groups, with only one team ultimately declared the victor. Living in a famous dormitory that has been home to numerous accomplished comedians, the contestants get an opportunity to demonstrate their skill at generating laughter so powerful that it moves people to tears.

Minami Aoba, a devoted gacha game player, hits a turning point when her favorite game announces it's shutting down. Realizing she has wasted her entire first year of high school, she decides to try out various clubs in search of a new hobby. She soon discovers, however, that she is not suited for most of the school's sports. One day, while assisting an elderly man in setting up his gear at a driving range, Minami encounters Haruka Akane, who introduces her to golf. Even though she lacks natural talent for it, Minami becomes fascinated by the motion of swinging the club. At last, she finds the genuine thrill she had been seeking, and golf becomes her true passion—something she can wholeheartedly devote herself to.

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.

After a worldwide disaster, two girls set off on a cycling trip through Japan's deserted landscapes, determined to keep enjoying their sightseeing despite the end of civilization. They continue their travels, undaunted by the apocalypse.

In "Dekin no Mogura: The Earthbound Mole," university students Kuriaki Magi and Yaeko Kirihara witness a strange event where a man is struck on the head but remains unharmed. When they catch up to him, they learn he is Momoyuki Mogura, a man blessed with immortality. Initially doubtful, Magi and Yaeko start to reconsider as they encounter various apparitions. Mogura explains these are the spirits of the dead that produce demon fire, a luminous phenomenon that guides souls after death. Denied access to this fire, Mogura has spent years collecting spiritual remnants, hoping to eventually join the afterlife. With Magi and Yaeko helping him search for more spirits, Mogura may finally achieve his unusual goal.

Because of her mother's job, Chizuko Date has constantly relocated and never formed lasting bonds or a permanent home. While living with her grandfather Suikyou, she witnesses an incredible event: a magical girl named Berry Blossom battling Chroma, a member of the evil organization Fossa Magna. This sight sparks a deep fascination in Chizuko, and she becomes an ardent fan of the newly emerged magical girl. Over time, Berry Blossom's popularity wanes because of Chroma's incompetence. When Chizuko unexpectedly runs into Chroma, she frankly voices her frustrations. Chroma, weary of constant defeats and at risk of being expelled from Fossa Magna, begs Chizuko to become his deputy and assist him in his wicked schemes. In order to restore Berry Blossom's prominence, Chizuko must decide whether siding with the magical girl's archenemy is justified.

The opening day has arrived for the high school division of the racing kneeler exhibition. Female participants from all over the country have assembled, each aiming to claim victory in the kneeler race. This initial race serves as an introduction for the competitors this season. No one is expected to go all out just yet—that intensity will come during the actual competition. Thus begins the battle among the female racers for the top spot.

In a world devastated by robotic invaders, Renge manages to survive with her mysterious abilities, despite having lost all memory of her past. Wandering through the ruined city, she meets five other young women, each with their own unique powers. Together, they find happiness in preparing delicious meals as they continue their fights against the mechanical enemies. Through their shared experiences, they start to uncover the origins of their abilities and their lost histories, gaining strength from their deepening connection.

In Japan, horse racing betting is one of the few legally permitted forms of gambling, making equine competitions a notable part of the cultural landscape. The riders who participate in these races are called jockeys—a career path that captures Yuu Arimura's ambitions. Inspired by a derby event, the 15-year-old celebrity shocks the nation by leaving his idol career behind to enroll in a prestigious horse racing academy. Driven by a strong desire to pursue his new dream, Yuu gradually forms bonds with his distinctive classmates, including the talented Shun Kazanami and the confident Amane Grace. Despite the challenges ahead, Yuu remains determined in his goal of achieving a harmonious connection with his horse.

In the new shoujo series "A Mangaka's Weirdly Wonderful Workplace," aspiring mangaka Nana Futami gets daily support from her experienced editor Kaede Satou and her assistant Mizuki Hazama. Nana sometimes lets her imagination run wild with colorful daydreams to fuel her creative work. This comedy focuses on the everyday lives of working women in the entertainment industry, brought to you by a creator known for portraying a variety of girl characters.

In the anime "Promise of Wizard," kind-hearted high school student Akira Masaki is transported to a magical world while on her way home. In this realm, those who wield magic are called wizards, and a select few are chosen each year to fight the Great Calamity, a threat that has grown stronger and taken many lives. Amid the chaos, the Great Sage is tasked with leading the chosen wizards against the Great Calamity, a duty that now falls to Akira. Though she wishes to return to her own world, she decides to remain and help the surviving wizards locate their new allies scattered across five nations. Akira must persuade these allies to unite against the approaching danger and guide them in the battle ahead.

In the dungeons of the Hellhorde, the princess from the Royal Empire remains imprisoned, enduring a unique form of inhumane interrogation through lavish feasts, warm company, and other enticing comforts that are nearly impossible to resist. With each new wave of this excruciating "torture," her captivity becomes more bearable, and every pleasurable moment risks eroding her resolve. The more she succumbs to these temptations, the closer she gets to inadvertently divulging information, however minor, which the demons so desperately seek.

In the TV anime adaptation of Phantasy Star Online 2: Episode Oracle, which covers the first three episodes of the five-part game series along with some original content, the story begins with the protagonist and fellow ARKS recruit Afin undergoing their qualification exam on the planet Naberius. During the exam, they face attacks from Darkers, malevolent creatures that threaten the planet. They also encounter a mysterious girl suffering from memory loss, leading them to uncover secrets about Naberius and the surge in Darker activity. Episode two delves into the player and Matoi's investigation into a sinister conspiracy surrounding ARKS’s true origins and objectives. In episode three, the discovery of the planet Harukotan sets off a new mission as tensions rise between its native Shironians and Kuronites due to an unexpected Kuronite offensive. With ARKS reorganized, they set out to uncover the roots of this unrest, only to find that the reality is far more complex and disturbing than anticipated.

After an unforgettable summer break, Aoi Yukimura stays dedicated to her newfound passion for mountain climbing. Having overcome her fear of heights and kept the childhood promise she made to Hinata Kuraue, she eagerly pursues every chance to climb, including another opportunity to ascend Mt. Fuji. Though the next expedition is scheduled for the following summer, Aoi throws herself into rigorous training to ensure she succeeds this time. As the seasons change and their anticipation builds, the challenges of taking on new obstacles begin to strain the friendship between these longtime companions, exposing different views on where their futures lie.

In Japan, the rise in drug-related crimes is overwhelming the police force's ability to keep order. To address this growing problem, a specialized unit called STAND is formed, made up of skilled experts capable of handling the crisis. Rei Izumi, new to the narcotics division, is given the important task of finding potential recruits for STAND. Despite her well-known dedication to justice and police work, Rei's unusual resistance to many types of drugs may be the key reason she was chosen. Determined to find suitable candidates, Rei soon realizes how difficult her assignment is. Each potential member has their own feelings, beliefs, and willingness to join the fight against drugs. Her skills as a narcotics officer are questioned by the various people she meets, leading to frequent disagreements and doubts in her daily life. Additionally, Rei must deal with the dangerous and secretive world of drug trafficking, where betrayal and deception are common, creating serious risks beyond what she first expected.

In the Asakusa Juunikai building, on the 12th floor, reports of a ghost have emerged, leading a local newspaper to publish an article about the sightings. This prompts Takuboku Ishikawa, who runs a private detective agency to support his family, and his assistant Kyosuke Kindaichi to look into the supernatural claims.

In the cockpit of his personal mecha, Durandal, Subaru Ichinose finds comfort, comparing the space to his mother's womb. Communicating with other pilots on the Tiramisu, Earth Union's key battleship, is difficult, making his cockpit his only refuge. As the ship's top pilot, Subaru carries the duty of protecting Earth from dangers caused by humanity's expansion into space. While carrying out missions to fight against invading alien colonies, Subaru must also protect his beloved cockpit from unexpected intrusions like stray yakitori sticks, choking backward shirts, and unwanted changes. In Space Age 0156, humanity's survival depends on Subaru's abilities.

In Kochoki, the feared warlord Oda Nobunaga, often called the demonic king, begins his quest to conquer Japan while still a young man. Together with his younger sibling and loyal allies, Nobunaga endures internal power struggles, betrayal, fierce battles, and the strong bonds that unite them. These hardships pave the way for their growth into formidable leaders.

Ani Inako, the only princess of a small nation wedged between Milidonia's expansive ambitions and Selenfalen's religious devotion—where Saint Philia is revered—sets out to foster peace by attending a treaty signing in Selenfalen. Her expectation of a straightforward diplomatic visit is disrupted by the arrival of the unconventional princes from both opposing countries. With the treaty formally uniting the three kingdoms, Ani and the princes must navigate their deep-seated conflicts, working to discover shared understanding and build genuine bonds between their once-divided lands.

Raised in a traveling theater troupe in fourteenth-century Japan, twelve-year-old Oniyasha has spent his whole life acting and dancing—yet he cannot grasp the meaning behind it all. Why must he place his left foot in one spot rather than the other? What separates a good performance from a bad one? Why do people dance at all? Every movement feels meaningless and arbitrary, until an unexpected meeting in a dilapidated hut sets him on a path that will transform the art form and leave a lasting mark on Japanese culture. This fictionalized origin story of Zeami Motokiyo (Oniyasha), the founder of Noh theater—the world's oldest surviving theatrical tradition—follows a young artist's coming-of-age journey, painting a vivid portrait of a man who was far ahead of his time in one of Japan's most culturally and socially vibrant eras. Note: World Is Dancing is streaming three days ahead of its television broadcast on Prime Video and HIDIVE starting June 29th, 2026. Regular broadcasting begins July 2nd, 2026.

Recap of the first nine episodes of Ore wo Suki nano wa Omae dake ka yo.

In 1918, during Japan's Taisho era, 17-year-old Benio Hanamura actively defies social conventions. Recognized for her loud demeanor and fighting spirit, this tomboyish young woman spends her time practicing kendo and climbing trees alongside her close friends Tamaki and Ranmaru. Though Benio is determined to choose her own romantic destiny, her family has different arrangements for her future. As war disrupts the period, she struggles with questions of personal independence, devotion to her companions, and the intricacies of love.

The second season of Amanchu! follows the continuing adventures of Hikari Kohinata and Futaba Ooki as they discover happiness in both scuba diving and life's simplest moments. Hikari grew up in a small coastal town on the Izu Peninsula, while Futaba moved there from Tokyo; despite their opposite personalities, the two met at Yumegaoka High School and immediately formed a strong bond. The always-timid Futaba found the perfect counterpart in the cheerful and optimistic Hikari, and their friendship gave her the bravery to take her first steps toward experiencing many of life's small pleasures. After successfully passing the Open Water Diver exam, Futaba now sets her sights on earning the Advanced Open Water Diver certification.

In a barren wasteland, a group of young girls possessing unique abilities and a tree growing through a train car struggle to survive as they search for the remaining sources of water. Their daily existence is transformed when Wakaba, an amnesiac boy, becomes part of their group. Together, they traverse seas of blazing red fog and venture into dangerous islands teeming with mechanical insects. Their survival depends on their own strength and Wakaba's unusual gift for understanding the Kemurikusa—mysterious glowing leaves that hold powerful qualities. Alongside the girls, Wakaba, and the countless hungry bugs, the Kemurikusa represent the last signs of life in this forsaken world. Questions arise about how this world became so desolate and why buildings stand empty with no inhabitants. The girls and Wakaba search for answers, believing the truth may be hidden within the Kemurikusa.

Takumi Miyasaka goes to Astro Lodge hoping to apply for a head chef position, but upon arrival finds it is a run-down boarding house instead. Despite his initial letdown, Takumi shows off his cooking skills, impressing the quirky residents. The landlady, Mira Gotokuji, is especially delighted by his dishes. As Takumi develops feelings for Mira, he agrees to become the breakfast chef and moves into Room 5. As time passes, Takumi notices strange behaviors in Mira—she has trouble with modern technology and Japanese cuisine. He also hears an odd voice coming from her room. Unknown to Takumi, Mira is actually an alien who recently arrived from another planet on an important mission.

A fire-breathing dragon that hates humans is raised by a mother cat in a forest. The dragon, affectionately called "Uncle Wing," keeps an eye on the many curious cats—including one that goes on an adventure with a human prince and another that lives in the city and enjoys people-watching as a hobby—and slowly becomes more accepting of humans.

Following the events of The Fruit of Grisaia, the old Mihama Academy—once a refuge for troubled girls—has been repurposed into a base for SORD, an organization devoted to national defense research and development. Rena and Maki are highly skilled markswomen, Tohka and Gumi are talented snipers, Chris handles explosives and data analysis, and Murasaki acts as a stealthy ninja for espionage work. These girls undertake missions that are beyond the reach of regular police or the Self-Defense Forces, often confronting dangerous assignments. Their story is set against a backdrop of bloodshed and gunfire.

After Sakiko Togawa's once-privileged life falls apart, she painfully breaks her promise to CRYCHIC, leaving a deep wound inside her. Struggling financially and haunted by the tarnishing of a treasured memory, she reaches a critical turning point. Driven by a fractured sense of purpose and a desire to reclaim what she lost, Sakiko forms Ave Mujica, a masked symphonic metal group. Rather than sharing a common goal, each band member pursues their own personal ambitions, resulting in a haunting mix of loss and renewal expressed through gothic theatrical performances. As these individual motivations clash, old wounds from their pasts resurface. The fragile illusion they have constructed begins to crack, threatening to plunge Sakiko into complete chaos.

Hana Tabata, only fifteen years old, has already convinced herself that she's unlikely to experience a memorable high school romance. Her passions include shoujo manga, flowers, and all things kawaii, yet she sees herself as nothing more than a supporting character—a bit overweight, with a round face, glasses, and freckles, traits she considers conventionally unattractive. Her life takes an unforeseen turn when she strikes up a friendship with the friendly and charming classmate Yousuke Ueno. While Tabata struggles to understand the unfamiliar emotions this friendship awakens within her, she remains completely unaware that a romantic story is quietly beginning to take shape around her.

In the transitional period between childhood and adulthood, twelve-year-old Hanabi Ayase and Aoi Yui face changes that shape their lives. Ayase, having been teased by boys in her class, views the opposite sex unfavorably. However, this perspective starts to evolve when she works on a school project with the kind-hearted Takao Yuuto and they share their first kiss unexpectedly on the rooftop. Witnessing her best friend's budding romance, Aoi desires to experience love herself. She finds herself drawn to the passionate Kazuma Hiyama, who stands up for her after a classmate spreads rumors following her rejection. "12-sai.: Chicchana Mune no Tokimeki" chronicles the experiences of these four individuals during their adolescent journey. As they navigate growing up, the story captures the purity and excitement of their first love.

The story unfolds in "another Japan," where a spectacle of diverse superhumans begins. In a fictional "age of gods" roughly two decades after the war, Japan has experienced rapid growth and development. Imagine if every superhuman ever depicted in fiction coexisted simultaneously. These beings come from various origins and possess unique abilities—extraterrestrial titans, mystical creatures, ancient phantoms and goblins, cyborgs born from scientific innovation, relics discovered among the remains of past civilizations, and many others. Some superhumans openly reveal themselves and enjoy public popularity, while others conceal their identities and operate in secret. There are also enemies of superhumans—organizations that work behind the scenes. To maintain peace and order, the Japanese government has implemented several measures. One such measure is the creation of an agency within the Ministry of Health and Welfare: the Overpopulation Research Laboratory, also known as the Superhuman Bureau. Their duty is to locate, approach, monitor, and protect superhumans. The series follows Jiro Hitoyoshi, a member of the Superhuman Bureau, as its main protagonist.

In the Imperial Capital's fifth district, the Black Cat Cafe employs restored Automata—sophisticated mechanical dolls originally built for combat but now repurposed for civilian life. Dressed in traditional kimonos, these dolls struggle to adapt to their new existence, haunted by lingering echoes of their past military missions that prevent them from fully embracing peace. Among them is Haizakura, a newly repaired Automata whose memories were erased during the reset process. Despite her uncertain identity and purpose, she carries an innate passion for singing. Driven by her relentless curiosity and musical talent, Haizakura embarks on a journey alongside her fellow Automata to discover their renewed purpose, facing every challenge together with steadfast support.

After countless years of war, Dias returns home as a celebrated hero and is granted his own territory. But upon arriving, he finds nothing but vast, empty plains—his new domain has a population of zero. Having only ever known combat, Dias has no idea how he'll manage to survive, let alone turn this barren wasteland into a prosperous land. Fortunately for him, a horned young girl named Alna is about to show that these plains hide far more than first meets the eye.

In this second season, the group of mountain-climbing enthusiasts continues their journey to conquer Japan's highest peaks. Timid first-year student Aoi Yukimura, who has a fear of heights, teams up with the energetic Hinata Kuraue for backyard camping excursions, summer tasks, and their beloved climbs. They are joined by middle schooler Kokona Aoba and their experienced senior, Kaede Saitou. United by a passion for climbing, the members strengthen their bonds and form new friendships along the nation's trails. Whether on gentle slopes or challenging summits, Aoi and her companions face every obstacle, overcoming hardships to reach new heights together.

In the technologically and magically advanced Wahrheit Empire, rumors of an approaching catastrophe called the "light" spread unease among the populace. Transporter Innumael Grauer, who works to support himself and his sister, follows his daily delivery routes through the capital. One day while on duty, he receives assistance from Leocadio Wöhler, a new soldier, who unknowingly transports a hidden contraband weapon belonging to a criminal organization. As a result, Innumael is falsely accused of smuggling and faces execution under the Empire's strict weapon regulations, all while turmoil escalates. Ironically, the same syndicate that framed him may offer temporary salvation. Meanwhile, Leocadio receives his first mission: to capture the "Headkeeper," a group allegedly involved in illegal arms trafficking. "Magatsu Wahrheit: Zuerst" follows the intersecting paths of these two young men as they journey through the Empire, setting off a chain of events that will change their destinies and reshape the future of the Wahrheit Empire.

In a far-off world famous for its abundant smiles, Princess Yuki, defined by her idealism, happiness, and innocence, is unprepared for the duties forced onto her, especially as her kingdom nears conflict with an expansionist Empire. On the other side, Imperial soldier Stella Shining keeps a fake facade to hide her true self. Yet this mask may soon fall, possibly costing her everything she values. As Princess Yuki and Stella's paths cross, the future of their nations becomes linked in an unpredictable outcome.

Every afternoon after school lets out, a pair of high school students seeks comfort in a secluded spot at a nearby shopping mall's food court, where they relax and share meals together. Wada, who comes across as a quiet and proper student, is surprisingly chatty and completely absorbed in mobile games. Meanwhile, Yamamoto, who appears to be a solemn person, has a fascination with online mysteries and American culture. Despite their contrasting exteriors, they build a close bond in the food court, engaging in sincere conversations and taking solace in the small oddities of daily life to get through their days a little easier.

In the diverse city of Kashinokidai, where humans coexist with various supernatural beings, transfer student Luna Ishikawa captures everyone's attention. Known for her cool and enigmatic demeanor, Luna quickly becomes a sensation among her peers. Ordinary student Tatsuta Ootori believes Ishikawa is far beyond his reach. However, when they are paired for cleaning duty, he uncovers an unexpected truth: despite her composed exterior, Luna struggles with a fundamental vampire ability—sucking blood. To mask this flaw, she relies on snacking, yet remains perpetually unsatisfied. Motivated to assist Luna in mastering this crucial skill, Tatsuta volunteers to be her practice subject. Over time, through numerous attempts and mishaps, their daily high school experiences take on a tender and heartfelt quality. Luna can now embrace her imperfections, revealing her genuinely adorable and clumsy side.

Maria, a duke's daughter, was raised to succeed her father, dedicating herself to martial arts while ignoring any thoughts of marriage. But everything changes when her younger brother is born, becoming the new heir. Forced to reconsider her future, she realizes she must marry, yet finds herself at a disadvantage due to her late start in the marriage market. Seeking better prospects, she travels to a neighboring country to continue her studies, hoping to find a suitable match. There, she is shocked when the crown prince suddenly calls off their supposed engagement. Confused, she learns he mistook her for someone else. After clearing up the misunderstanding and proving her formidable combat skills by defeating a band of outlaws, Maria captures the prince's interest—who now values a woman with strength and ability.

The world is fading, unable to sustain life any longer. The Ainsworth family holds the power to use the Holy Grail to rescue humanity, yet this salvation demands the sacrifice of the magical girl Miyu. Her brother, Shirou, refuses to let them take her without resistance. Illya must now intervene and seek a path that spares not only Miyu but the whole world from its approaching collapse. However, when the cost of saving the world rests on the life of one innocent girl, what decision will Illya make?

At just eight years old, Pride Royal Ivy comes to the startling realization that she has been reborn into the world of an otome game, fated to become its future wicked queen and ultimate final boss. As crown princess, she possesses everything she could ever want to rule the kingdom. Yet Pride decides to cast aside her villainous destiny and instead devote herself to protecting the male love interests.

In their final year of middle school, the five members of the band CRYCHIC went through a painful breakup. Each of them carried their own regrets and went off to different high schools, trying to stay away from one another. Anon Chihaya transfers into Haneoka Girls' Academy halfway through the year, where a lot of students play in bands as a hobby. Anon wants to be part of this trend and pictures herself as a vocalist. As she tries to put together band members, she becomes friends with Tomori Takamatsu, a quiet girl who seems interested but unsure about joining. Anon doesn't know that Tomori used to be in CRYCHIC and still has emotional wounds from that time. Tomori introduces Anon to Taki Shiina and Soyo Nagasaki, who were also in CRYCHIC. Taki doesn't want to play music with Anon, but Soyo is encouraging and willing to help. With Soyo's support, Anon's dream of starting a band gets closer to coming true—if she can just find a couple more members.

In a future where hip-hop dominates the music scene, skilled rappers deliver electrifying performances called Phantom Lives. Using "Phantometal," a substance that reacts with a rapper's DNA to create vivid illusions, they channel their intense emotions into stunning visual spectacles for the audience. However, this process forces them to confront past traumas and painful memories through what are known as Trap Reactions. The severity of these reactions depends on the strength of the rapper's emotions, which can lead to extreme emotional distress and mental harm. CLUB Paradox, a legendary group that vanished a decade ago, unexpectedly returns to host a new Phantom Live competition called Paradox Live, with a prize of 10 billion yen. Four prominent groups—BAE, The Cat's Whiskers, cozmez, and Akanyatsura—are invited to participate. Despite their doubts about the mysterious circumstances surrounding the event, each group has its own reasons for entering the contest. However, the path to victory may prove far more dangerous than expected.

In the third season of BanG Dream!, the all-girl band Poppin'Party sees a concert poster for the famous Nippon Budoukan and decides they want to perform there, joining the "BanG Dream." event. To make this happen, Kasumi Toyama and her bandmates push themselves harder to prove their talent on this important stage. At the same time, the ambitious group RAISE A SUILEN, driven by a desire to impact the world with "the strongest music," struggles with the lack of a skilled guitarist. After many auditions, the band's leader, CHU², finds each candidate lacking in ability. But a guitarist who meets CHU²'s high standards might appear soon. This season features various all-female bands including Poppin'Party, Afterglow, Pastel*Palettes, Roselia, Hello Happy World!, and the recently debuted RAISE A SUILEN, as they work to captivate audiences across Japan with their powerful performances. As the BanG Dream competition gets closer, these musicians are ready to connect with listeners through their heartfelt music.

Second season of Hell Mode: Yarikomizuki no Gamer wa Hai Settei no Isekai de Musou suru.

Kohane Hatoya has always been quick to lend a hand to others, even when it costs her dearly. Her love for cheerleading started in middle school and only grows stronger as she enters high school, where she aims to form her own cheerleading squad. Supported by her close friend Uki Sawatari, Kohane struggles with her lack of experience in cheerleading moves, uniforms, and techniques. Complicating things further is her long-standing fear of heights, a serious obstacle given the sport's acrobatic demands. Then there's Hizume Arima, a former cheerleader hoping to leave her athletic days behind. Kohane sees Hizume as the ideal person to lead her new team and is determined to bring her on board. In the process, Kohane must confront her fear of heights directly.

In 1333, the Kamakura shogunate had established the foundations of Japanese governance through the samurai class, but this structure collapses when the long-faithful vassal Ashikaga Takauji turns traitor and launches a rebellion. Houjou Tokiyuki, the legitimate successor to the shogunate, loses everything and is plunged into despair. The Shinto priest Suwa Yorishige takes his hand, and together they flee from the burning Kamakura. After escaping, Tokiyuki reaches Suwa's domain, where he finds allies he can rely on to gather strength and reclaim Kamakura for himself. He navigates the upheaval of this turbulent era by running away and staying alive—the exact opposite of the samurai ideal of fighting to the death. In this age of chaos filled with legendary warriors, Tokiyuki's game of tag to win back the throne is about to begin.

After a traumatic experience at a regular high school that forced him to step away from teaching, Haruaki Abe jumps at the chance to work at Hyakki Academy, hoping to get his career back on track. But his excitement quickly fades when he discovers that every single student and staff member is a youkai, making him the only human in a school full of supernatural beings. As the new homeroom teacher, Abe's naturally timid personality makes him an easy target for the students' tricks. Yet, as he starts to understand the youkai and himself more deeply, he finds that connecting with this lively crowd might be easier than he thought, leading to school days that grow increasingly vibrant.

The narrative centers on Botan Kamiina, a 20-year-old college freshman, as she navigates life in a dormitory and builds bonds with her senior classmates during group drinking gatherings. Various authentic alcoholic beverages—including sake, whiskey, and wine—are highlighted, alongside cultural pastimes such as music and films that enhance the drinking experience. Every drink and activity mirrors the distinct personalities and emotions of the characters, crafting a unique and singular atmosphere.

A new A&R representative named Sumisora Tsubasa has just started working at Gandala Music, one of the largest record companies in the industry. Almost as if by design, right after joining the company she is placed in charge of the idol unit "B-PROJECT." Being responsible for B-PROJECT means overseeing three groups: "Kitakore," "THRIVE," and "MooNs." Since this is her first job, many things do not go smoothly, and she encounters various problems and unexpected incidents. Join her as she strives alongside the ten BOYS, each with their own distinct personality!

In a sudden transfer to another world, high school student Hibiki finds himself alone in a vast, dangerous grassland filled with monsters. Equipped only with non-combat skills like Appraisal, his odds of survival appear slim. However, through a series of key encounters, his initially underwhelming abilities begin to develop into something remarkably powerful. This alternate world adventure story highlights how an unexpected turn of events can turn ordinary talents into overwhelming strength.

The Branch of Reincarnation is a mystical item that bestows the abilities of a person's previous lifetimes, but the price is the user's own life, as they must cut their own throat with it. Touya Senji, a high school student burdened by self-doubt, feels overshadowed by his exceptionally gifted sibling. Convinced that academic achievement is his only path to recognition, he pours himself into his studies, yet remains unsatisfied despite placing among the top one hundred in national practice exams. His life shifts dramatically when he witnesses Haito Luo Buffett, a classmate and a Returner who has unlocked her past-life abilities through the Branch, fighting against a serial killer.

Tajimi is famous for its Mino ware ceramics. Himeno Toyokawa's mother was a celebrated potter from that area, but she passed away when Himeno was just four years old. Her mother's legacy continues through the unique mugs displayed at the Toyokawas' newly opened city restaurant. After her father's business failed in Tokyo, the family moved back to Tajimi. Himeno brings one of her mother's cherished mugs to high school, hoping to connect with her peers. This catches the attention of Mika Kukuri, an eccentric classmate, who introduces Himeno to Tooko Aoki, the president of the Pottery Club. Learning about her mother's strong ties to both the club and pottery, Himeno asks her father for permission to join, which he gladly gives. With support from Mika and her childhood friend Naoko Naruse, Himeno becomes a member of the Pottery Club, aiming to honor her mother's legacy and explore her new passion for ceramics.

The thirteenth episode, which was never broadcast, features Shirase planning a beach outing to show gratitude for the team's hard work. While they enjoy the bright sunshine and clear waters, a mishap results in Masato losing all his memories, even those involving Mamako.

Chosen by the deity Origin of the Church, Flum Apricot—a simple country girl—is recruited into the hero’s party to fight demons. But her sole innate ability, Reversal, proves useless in battle, prompting the party’s sage, Jean Inteige, to view her as a burden. He eventually sells her to a human trafficker. Locked in the trafficker’s grim dungeon, Flum sinks into despair until desperation sparks a revelation: her power can transform the negative energy from cursed weapons into strength. Using this newfound ability, she kills her captor and escapes alongside another prisoner, Milkit. Now able to defend herself, Flum sets out on an adventure to build a happy life with Milkit, free from the Church’s dark schemes.

In "Food for the Soul," Mako Kawai, a typically reserved university student, finds comfort in watching cooking videos and recreating the recipes she discovers. This hobby contrasts sharply with her lively elementary school years, as her growing social anxiety has made it difficult for her to enjoy eating alone or forming new connections. Her solitude is interrupted when Shinon Ogawa, an old friend known for their exuberant nature, returns and draws Mako back into their social circle. Along with the easygoing Tsutsuji Higa and the practical Kurea Furutachi, Shinon aims to establish a Food Culture Research Club and convinces Mako to join as its fourth member. Though hesitant at first, Mako eventually realizes that being part of this group can bring much-needed variety to her life, offer the joy of companionship, and allow her to enjoy tasty meals with her new friends.

Seiichirou Kondou, a worn-out corporate employee, accepts his ordinary life until a heroic act pulls him into a different world. The inhabitants of the magical Romany Kingdom, wanting to apologize for accidentally summoning him, offer a relaxed lifestyle. Unimpressed, Kondou insists on finding work that matches his abilities. In the Royal Accounting Department, he quickly spots the ineptitude of his coworkers and, driven by his sense of duty, single-handedly prevents the kingdom from going bankrupt. This new life, however, proves exhausting for him. When Sir Aresh Indolark, the charming head of the Third Royal Order, rescues Kondou, their connection deepens beyond simple friendship. Despite conflicts caused by their different viewpoints, Kondou and Aresh start to understand that their encounter will change both their lives and the kingdom's future.

In "Inexpressive Kashiwada and Expressive Oota," Oota-kun is someone whose emotions are always written plainly across his face. Kashiwada-san, on the other hand, is recognized for her steadfast poise, keeping a blank expression through any situation. Oota-kun grows irritated by her unshakeable calm and decides to make it his goal to get a reaction out of her. He tries all sorts of tricks and unusual methods, from fake spiders to odd text messages, but nothing appears capable of breaking through her unemotional exterior. Even though his attempts seem to fail, Oota-kun's mischief becomes a normal part of their everyday routine. Yet, without his knowledge, his efforts have already begun to wear down her defenses, causing her to occasionally show faint hints of amusement that he never notices.

Title: Tenkou-saki no Seiso Karen na Bishoujo ga, Mukashi Danshi to Omotte Issho ni Asonda Osananajimi Datta Ken I encountered my old playmate once more, now a sophisticated and beautiful young woman. "Long time no see, Hayato." "Haruki... is that really you?" In our younger days, we would romp through the fields, covered in dirt. However, the person standing before me was far from the boisterous boy I once knew. Yet, the moment Haruki is alone with Hayato, she discards her polished demeanor and reverts to her usual uninhibited self. It seems nothing has truly changed between us.

In the second season of BanG Dream!, Kasumi Toyama and her fellow Poppin'Party members have moved into their second year of high school. The new term brings new challenges including student council duties, cram school preparations, and part-time jobs, along with the fact that they are now in separate homerooms, which limits the time they can spend together. Looking back on their earlier carefree days, it feels like a distant memory, especially since they can barely find time to practice in Arisa Ichigaya's basement. Amid these issues, a mysterious girl suddenly appears, bringing the band back into the spotlight. With the rising popularity of girl bands, other groups such as Afterglow, Pastel*Palettes, Roselia, and Hello, Happy World! begin to emerge. These bands, each made up of members with unique personalities, shine on stage with their performances. As Poppin'Party reconnects with the music scene and forms new friendships, the exhilarating rhythm of music plays once again!

Miu Takigawa lives a quiet and unassuming life, preferring solitude and avoiding notice from others. Her reserved personality makes workplace interactions challenging, yet she persists to support her mother and her beloved younger sister, Haru. This ordinary existence is disrupted when she receives a letter from the entertainment company GIP, informing her that she has been chosen for an upcoming project. Reluctantly, Miu heads to the designated meeting place, where she discovers others who have also received the same summons. Under a manager's guidance, the group is taken to an isolated, luxurious location, where they learn they must follow the orders of a mysterious entity called "The Wall." It is revealed that on December 24, 2016, Miu and the other selected girls will form the idol group 22/7 and make their debut performance, regardless of their preparedness.

Sakuradaimon takes his position on the school's Public Morals Committee seriously, inspecting students' uniforms at the gate each morning. He regularly reprimands Kohinata, a defiant student with dyed hair and a short skirt. Despite her initial irritation at his constant scolding, Kohinata starts to notice Sakuradaimon's own unkempt side. This lighthearted romance follows the unpredictable school days of a strict committee member and a lively classmate whose paths keep crossing.

In the flourishing Rabbi Village, overseen by Isami Tahara and Yuu Kirino, Hakuto Kunai takes on fresh quests to locate artifacts capable of countering magic. His journey leads him to the Prison Labyrinth in Rookie Town, where he discovers a hidden laboratory containing technology far beyond anything known in the world, presenting both opportunity and risk. Meanwhile, the newly formed Queendom of Xenobia sets its sights on Rabbi Village, aiming to disrupt relations between the Holy Kingdom of Light and the State of Right. With the aid of his newly summoned assistant, Akane Fujisaki, Hakuto stands ready to thwart the Queendom's sinister schemes.

In Gnosia, Yuuri awakens aboard a derelict interstellar vessel with no memory of their past. Their primary concern is not the amnesia, but the presence of a Gnosia—a human-identical carrier of a virus intent on wiping out humanity—among the crew. With no clear way to spot the infected individual, the uninfected crew members resort to voting to isolate their suspected threat, hoping to contain the Gnosia by placing them in cryogenic stasis. Should the Gnosia survive this process, they will proceed to kill one crew member during the next warp, while the rest of the team remains unconscious. Despite their efforts, the voting system fails to root out the Gnosia, leaving Yuuri to confront the danger solo. As despair sets in, time suddenly resets, returning Yuuri to the moment of their first awakening. Each cycle brings new changes to the ship's condition and crew composition. Trapped in this temporal loop, Yuuri must find a solution to stop the Gnosia from carrying out its mission to destroy humanity.

A string of mysterious murders has unsettled the vampire community, initially appearing unrelated. Yet, each crime scene holds a card inscribed with "True of Vamp," connecting back to the legendary progenitor of all vampires. The Vlad Agency, a covert intelligence organization, recruits the esteemed aristocrat Dali Delico to head the investigation. At first, Dali declines, prioritizing his duties as a father. His former colleagues—Gerhard Fra, Henrique Lorca, and Dino Classico—persuade him to take the case while also lending a hand with childcare. Dali agrees on the condition that the three assist with parenting throughout the inquiry. Consequently, Dali's home becomes both a nursery and the primary operations hub for these four noble vampires. Meanwhile, a known criminal organization lurks in the shadows, plotting actions that could utterly devastate vampire society.

OMGkawaiiAngel, known affectionately as KAngel, is the top female streamer with ten million subscribers. She appears constantly—online, on television, or at live events—always surrounded by her devoted fans. A three-girl streaming unit called Karamazov is striving to match KAngel's level of popularity. Far removed from the streaming world is Kache, a girl who lives with her freeloading boyfriend while working at a theme cafe. The story of the "Internet Angel" who captivated the world—woven together by a girl who shines like a star and the girls who reach for that brilliance—along with the story of "you" on the other side of the screen, begins here. Note: Prior to the regular broadcast, "NEEDY GIRL OVERDOSE -OVERTURE-," a theatrical pre-screening created from the first three episodes rearranged and edited together, debuted in Japan on March 6, 2026.

In the anime 18if, Haruto Tsukishiro awakens in a strange bedroom inside a dream world and spots an unusual application on his phone. When he activates it, a mysterious woman emerges and attempts to drag Haruto into her domain, but a white-haired girl suddenly appears, saves him, and labels the woman a witch before the encounter abruptly ends. After Haruto returns to the dream realm, he encounters Katsumi Kanzaki, a talking anthropomorphic cat, and the white-haired girl assists them in escaping the witch’s minions through a portal. Katsumi, who is well-versed in the dream world, explains that the girl—named "Lily"—frequently shows up across various dreamscapes. To leave the dream world, they must find a blue door. Upon reentering the witch’s territory, Lily reveals that witches suffer from "Sleeping Beauty Syndrome," a coma-like state caused by real-world trauma, and must be defeated in the dream world to wake up. After overcoming the witch and locating the blue door, Haruto and Katsumi say goodbye, promising to meet in reality. However, Haruto wakes up again in the dream bedroom. Driven to uncover the truth, Haruto and Katsumi explore the deeper mysteries surrounding the witches, Lily, and Haruto’s repeated confinement in this dream world.

In Sapporo, the arrival of former convict Keiji Ueguchi draws multiple factions all seeking a piece of the Ainu gold map tattooed on his skin. At the same time, a serial killer imitating Jack the Ripper terrorizes the city. Saichi Sugimoto, Asirpa, and Yoshitake Shiraishi team up with Fusatarou "Boutarou the Pirate" Oosawa and Vasily Pavlichenko, forming a temporary alliance with Toshizou Hijikata, whose intentions seem less sinister compared to those of Seventh Division First Lieutenant Tokushirou Tsurumi. Asirpa struggles to verify the authenticity of the counterfeit maps and decipher the true map. Despite Sugimoto's vow to never let Asirpa leave his sight again, the chaos caused by the serial killer creates opportunities for new betrayals and aids Tsurumi's scheme to capture Asirpa. As the hunt for the gold approaches its end, the destiny of the Ainu people depends on who secures the treasure first.