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Music video for the song ​Itsudemo Hohoemi wo by Mr.Children.

A music video for the Aobouzu song "Natsu no Ginkei".

Han-kun's song "Supa Dupa Fly" brings together Shounan no Kaze, Moomin, Kenty Gross, Bes, Apollo, Natural Weapon, and Doraku in an epic ballad for its official music video. This release marks a decade of Han-kun's career in hip-hop, with the single hitting stores the next day. The track's title pays homage to American rapper Missy Elliott's groundbreaking 1997 album of the same name.

Directed by Saigo no Shudan and Tomomi Hayashi, this music video was created for the song "Timeless Tree," performed by the Japanese jazz and rock duo EGO-WRAPPIN'. The track is featured on their ninth studio album, titled "Dream Baby Dream."

A pair of music videos are made for the song "Wonderland" by A.F.R.O. The first video emphasizes the UG rendition, while the other centers on Satoru's interpretation.

A music video for the Back Drop Bomb song "Never Shined".

A music video for the short version of Mr. Children's song "Joutoku."

A music video for Yuzu's song "Irotoridori."

A music video for BACK DROP BOMB's song "Sigh (cbsmgrfc classico mix)"

Music video directed by Toshiaki Hanzaki for the single Hana no Nioi by Mr. Children.

Music video for Heart Chrome feat. Anon & Kanon by Hachioji-P.

This music video is set to the Pharrell Williams remix of livetune's Vocaloid song "Last Night, Good Night," which was initially used as the theme for Takashi Murakami's movie Jellyfish Eyes. The clip showcases the singing of the famous Vocaloid character Hatsune Miku.

A music video for Aki Akane's song Original.

A music video for Tamaki's song "Yasoukyoku."

A music video for Aki Akane's song "Kando≠Reduction"

A music video for the Twin Cross song "Boku wa Kimi wo Warawanai".

A music video for the Twin Cross song "Dare ka no Santa Claus".

A music video for the Wienners' song "Shangri-La."

A music video for Aki Akane's song "Hanabira."

A music video for Pa's Lam System's song "I'm Coming." The music video was created for the 2017 version of the song.

Directed by Mitsuyuki Ishibashi and animated by Kousuke Sugimoto, this music video visualizes the lively song "PLEASE! MARRY ME!!" performed by the band ketchup mania.

A music video for Mr. Children's song "Himawari."

A music video for Phatmans After School's song "Sayonara Space Shuttle".

A music video for the Han-kun song "Tonight".

A music video for Rag Fair's song "Magical Music Train."

The band Phatmans After School created "Tsukiyomi," which served as the ending theme for the anime Yozakura Quartet: Hana no Uta and came with a music video.

The music video for ketchup mania's track BAD! BAD! BAD! was directed by Mitsuyuki Ishibashi, with Kousuke Sugimoto serving as the animation director.

Music video directed by Yoshitoshi Shinomiya for the song Bouken-tai: Mori no Yuusha by Chiaki Mayumura.

Music video directed by YP for the single Bouen no March by BUMP OF CHICKEN.

A music video by Sou Ootsuki for the Phatmans After School song "Fr/day Night".

This MMD music video features Hatsune Miku performing the track "Twinkle World" by Hachioji-P. The clip was included on a DVD bundled with his third studio album, also titled "Twinkle World," which was released on August 27, 2014.

Music video for Little Scarlet Bad Girl feat. Hatsune Miku by Hachioji-P.

Music video for TRAPxTRAP feat. Hatsune Miku by Hachioji-P.

Hachioji-P produced this MMD music video featuring Hatsune Miku for the song "Desktop Cinderella." It was included on a DVD that came with his fourth studio album, released on September 2, 2015.

Hachioji-P's song "Carry Me Off," featuring Hatsune Miku, is presented in this MMD music video. The video was included on a DVD bundled with his third studio album, Twinkle World, which was released on August 27, 2014.

Music video for Baby Maniacs feat. Hatsune Miku by Hachioji-P.

Music video for the track "Blue Star" by HachiojiP featuring Hatsune Miku, taken from the album "Eight: The Best of HachiojiP." This song serves as the theme for Hatsune Miku Expo 2016. Two official videos exist for this song. The first is the official music video for Hatsune Miku Expo 2016, featuring illustrations by Kei Moshizuki and direction by Okiku, released on February 15, 2016. The second is directed by Atsushi Wakamura and is included with the first pressing of HachiojiP's eighth album "Eight: The Best of HachiojiP," released on June 15, 2016.

Music video directed and animated by Ryuusee for the song 7-kakan by saji (previously known as phatmans after school).

Music video for Electric Love feat. Hatsune Miku by Hachioji-P.

Music video for Sweet Devil feat. Hatsune Miku by Hachioji-P.

Music video for Dream Creator feat. GUMI by Hachioji-P.

Music video from Akane Aki.

Kimagure Mercy is an animated promotional video created for Hachioji-P's album "Eight -THE BEST OF 八王子P-". The narrative follows a young woman who grows tired of a shallow man who only interacts with her when it is convenient for him. Frustrated by his constant excuses and evident indifference, she ultimately chooses to leave him behind.

The limited edition release of Eve's album Otogi comes with a CD and a bonus DVD. Eve is recognized as a musician and lyricist within the Vocaloid community, and this particular CD+DVD bundle contains his self-covers, meaning he performs the vocals himself instead of using Vocaloid software. For more information, please consult the official music videos included on the Otogi DVD, along with additional details available in the More Info section.

A girl with pink hair dashes from her home, a slice of toast clutched between her teeth and a backpack slung over her shoulder. A slight stumble sends her tumbling across town, only to land back where she started, discovering that day has turned to night. Unfazed, she resumes running but finds herself caught in the same time loop once more. This time, she is suddenly transported to an entirely different universe. Trapped in an endless cycle that spans various realms and ages, she navigates these surreal and vibrant new worlds with calm determination.

Music video for the song Decorator by livetune feat. Hatsune Miku.

Music video from Akane Aki.

Music video for "HORIZON" feat. Hatsune Miku by Hachioji-P.

The music clip for "Weekender Girl," produced by kz (livetune) and Hachioji P and put out by Toy's Factory, appears on a split single that includes the additional song "fake doll." This video was created specifically for the game "Hatsune Miku - Project DIVA -f." TNSK provided the illustration for the single's cover artwork.

The music clip for "GAME OVER," featuring Hatsune Miku, was created by Hachioji-P. This track appears on Hachioji-P's newest album, Vivid Wave, which was released on July 17, 2013.

"Redial" acts as the main track for livetune's 2013 compilation album Re:Dial, which includes Hatsune Miku. An animated music video for the song was featured on a limited edition DVD packaged with the album.

Mei Onigami encounters a peculiar round creature that keeps repeating "chimi." Along with her sisters Mutsumi and Hazuki, they decide to look after it until someone claims it. When the word "hell" is accidentally uttered, eleven more of these beings appear, bringing the total to twelve. Initially unconcerned, the sisters' peace is broken when a portal opens and summons Jabberwock the Eighth, a demonic emissary from Hell. Covered in fur with horns and fangs, he arrives on Earth intending to unleash chaos under his superior's orders. However, finding human existence difficult, the sisters allow him to remain, along with the round Chimimoryo spirits. Nicknamed Jigoku-san by the family, this envoy from Hell must first manage the challenges of everyday human life before he can attempt to take over the world.

Tell Your World is a music video by livetune, released through the Toy's Factory label. It was used as the theme song for a Google Chrome commercial produced by Google Japan.

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 11 episodes of 3-gatsu no Lion.

In a world where espionage operates in the shadows of every nation, Chloe spends her days flawlessly executing even the most dangerous assignments thanks to her unmatched talent for disguise and combat. After being betrayed by her superior, she vanishes—intending to start over as an ordinary resident named Victoria in the neighboring kingdom of Ashberry, pursuing a quiet, everyday life. But Victoria's peaceful existence is swiftly interrupted as she becomes entangled with various people. In this unfamiliar land, the skills and knowledge she honed as a spy prove far more handy than she could have imagined. Meanwhile, the second prince—and others—grow curious about Victoria's abilities, and the woman of many faces finds herself increasingly surrounded by looming threats.

Episode 0 of Dead Dead Demons Dededede Destruction (ONA).

Upon Kotetsu's return to the First League, HeroTV launches a partnership program as its main new initiative. Mirroring the renowned duo of Wild Tiger and Barnaby Brooks Jr., two heroes will now work together to fight crime. With new heroes joining the lineup in Sternbild City, both veteran protectors and fresh recruits face trials that test their abilities and reveal the true meaning of teamwork in defending their city.

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.

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 Japan, women's soccer has seen a steady decline in popularity. Despite this, some schools continue to field teams, keeping the sport's future alive. Nozomi Onda, who sharpened her skills playing with a boys' soccer club in middle school, feels that competing against girls would hinder her growth. She only thrives when facing opponents she considers worthy. Meanwhile, Sumire Suou, a talented newcomer, finds her abilities held back by less skilled teammates. After her previous coach encouraged her to join a girls' team, Onda teams up with Suou and Suou's close friend and rival, Midori Soshizaki, at Warabi Seinan High School's girls' soccer team. In this new environment, both girls discover and unlock their true potential. Along with their teammates, each step, kick, and goal drives them toward success, potentially restoring the sport's former glory.

After forming their partnership, Ron Kamonohashi and Totomaru Isshiki demonstrate remarkable skill in solving numerous cases. Their resolve strengthens upon learning that the House of M, a notorious criminal syndicate, orchestrated Ron's expulsion from the prestigious Detective Training Academy BLUE five years ago. This organization appears connected to Ron's cursed ability, which triggers deadly incidents around him—a condition he desperately seeks to control. A member of the House of M instigates a series of boastful serial murders in Shibuya, specifically targeting Ron. Driven by their pursuit of justice and the desire to unravel Ron's troubled past and current circumstances, the investigative team works tirelessly to capture the killer.

When you gaze upward at the sky, what do you imagine? Peaceful clouds? Freedom? A bright tomorrow? For the people of Tokyo, those dreams are distant. Instead, they live under the constant shadow of a colossal alien mothership hovering overhead. Three years ago, the "Invaders" arrived on Earth, triggering the greatest conflict humanity has ever known—one that could mean total extinction. In response, Japan's government launched massive military efforts against the aliens, accelerating weapons production to levels never seen before, fueling intense disputes and anti-war demonstrations. Yet amidst the chaos, everyday life continues for some. High school students Kadode Koyama and Ouran Nakagawa go about their usual routines: attending classes, hanging out with friends, and taking each day as it comes. As they grow older, Kadode and Ouran begin to understand the painful realities of coming of age in a world where those in power appear more like deceitful monsters bent on ruin. They eventually realize that the real danger to humanity does not come from the Invaders—it comes from within humanity itself.

In the aftermath of the devastating Lost JuLai incident, which annihilated 90% of the JuLai race, Meryl Stryfe journeys across the barren expanse of Noman's Land with her young companion, Milly Thompson, to track down Vash the Stampede, whom they hold responsible for the catastrophe. Known as the "Humanoid Typhoon," Vash carries a staggering 60 billion double dollar bounty—the largest ever. Meanwhile, in a secluded village, Vash lives peacefully under the care of Hoppered the Gauntlet, a heavily armored man with a deformed body. This calm is shattered when Jessica, a young woman, arrives seeking help to protect her endangered village.

A thirty-year-old man who always dreamed of becoming a wizard dies suddenly and is reborn as a young boy named Shion in another world, where he lives with his caring older sister, Marie. Eager to practice magic, Shion soon discovers that this world appears to have none at all, leaving him a rather melancholic child as the years pass. However, a strange occurrence near a local lake eventually draws the interest of both siblings and reignites Shion's passion for magic. By investigating the unusual light emanating from the lake, Shion confirms the existence of magical energy, even though it is not yet usable in practice. With renewed determination, he dedicates himself to researching this anomaly, striving to uncover all the secrets of this world and bring his dream of creating magic to life.

In the kingdom of Girtonia, the Adenauer family has produced saints for generations. The current pair includes two sisters responsible for protecting the realm from monsters and disasters. The older sister, Philia, is hailed as a genius for her quick handling of crises. Her younger sister, Mia, while not as accomplished, has won over the people of Girtonia with her endearing and warm personality. Despite their different strengths, Philia and Mia share a close bond as sisters. Yet Mia is the only person who truly cares for Philia. Because of Philia’s cold demeanor and blank expression, her parents frequently scold her, and the citizens often voice their complaints. Additionally, the second prince, Julius Girtonia—Philia’s fiancé—desires a more affectionate bride. So he breaks off their engagement and arranges for Philia to be sent to the neighboring kingdom of Parnacorta, which recently lost its own saint. Left with no alternative, Philia departs at once to serve Parnacorta. She expects a fate no kinder than what she endured in Girtonia, but is taken aback to find herself possibly in a place where she might meet people worthy of her smile.

Following the activation of her Dream-Sight power, Miyo Saimori is once again united with her fiancé, Kiyoka Kudou, who leads a special force dedicated to safeguarding the country against those with malicious supernatural abilities. Their tranquil existence is quickly upended when Takaihito, the frontrunner for the imperial succession, assigns Kiyoka to a dangerous mission. Accompanied by Miyo, Kiyoka journeys to his parents' secluded residence to look into recent sightings of demons in the vicinity. Simultaneously, Miyo works to win over her frosty mother-in-law, Fuyu, who remains unaccepting of her role in the family. Upon repelling an attack from the Gifted Communion—a covert group of gifted individuals—Kiyoka brings Miyo back to the capital. As the looming threat to the empire intensifies, Kiyoka must thwart the Gifted Communion’s plans to shield Miyo and those close to him.

Ron Kamonohashi was once the top student at the prestigious Detective Training Academy BLUE, but he has spent the last five years in seclusion after being expelled. Now forbidden from working as a detective and barely escaping execution due to his involvement in a murder case while at the academy, Ron’s quiet life changes when police detective Totomaru Isshiki, following advice from a senior officer, asks for his help with a long-standing unsolved crime. Despite his reluctance, Ron uses his sharp instincts to quickly identify the culprit. Yet it soon becomes clear that Ron struggles with a dangerous condition that puts those around him at risk. To his surprise, Totomaru saves someone threatened by Ron’s condition. As this unlikely pair works through case after case, agents from BLUE arrive to investigate whether their former star student has resumed detective work. Facing threats from killers, rogue investigators, and even the Metropolitan Police Department, Ron and Totomaru must join forces to survive and see that justice prevails.

In the Kingdom of Herzeth, healers are essential, but obtaining an official license requires extensive study. Raised in poverty, Zenos taught himself healing through sheer perseverance, becoming highly proficient. After joining an adventurer party, he was eventually cast out. His fate shifts when he aids an elf slave named Lily, discovering a new purpose in operating a hidden clinic for those cast aside by society. Together with Lily, Zenos launches his underground medical practice, but soon encounters strife involving lizardmen, werewolves, and orcs. Using his healing abilities, Zenos quickly quells the discord and brings these disparate races together. Yet when the royal knights learn of his activities and object, Zenos must find a way to continue his work while upholding his principles.

Three months after the events in Yokohama, the atmosphere at Cafe Nowhere has finally begun to calm. Murasaki and Hajime reunite to resume their detective work. An unforeseen encounter results in Art aiming a gun at Nice. What is the reason behind Art’s behavior? How will this impact the bond between Art and Hamatora?

Ittoki Sakuraba is confused by the constant protection from his mother, uncle, and childhood friend Kousetsu. Kousetsu's relentless surveillance and disregard for his privacy baffle him, until a charming second-year classmate named Satomi Tsubaki asks him out. This seemingly normal date takes a dark turn when Ittoki visits her home and realizes her real intention is to kill him. She is part of a larger conspiracy, but before she can act, his uncle and Kousetsu appear to rescue him, revealing themselves as ninjas. Safe at home, Ittoki learns from his mother that he is the 19th heir to the prestigious Iga ninja clan and now endangered by their longtime enemies, the Koga clan. To protect himself, he enrolls in the only remaining ninja training school in Japan—the Kokuten Ninja Academy—to develop his skills.

Within the bounty hunting world, Chateau Dankworth meets a surprisingly powerful adversary who rapidly shows fascination with her, even volunteering to help with her assignments. Despite his support, Chateau stays determined to maintain a purely business-based connection. Her organization then tasks her with taking out Song Ryang-ha, a one-time member of a major Asian crime ring renowned for his deadly abilities. It turns out Ryang-ha is the very person who has been tailing her. Unexpectedly, Chateau consents to go on dates with Ryang-ha in exchange for him revealing the locations of her bounties. But as their concealed pasts are exposed, the dangers tied to their agreement intensify, endangering the security and lives of both assassins.

In a magical world where humans, demihumans, and oni are locked in a fierce conflict, Princess Saltorine "Sally" Aldike sets out on a journey to find Mikoto Kibitsu. Along the way, Sally uncovers hidden truths about the world and her own lineage, including the immense power of the oni that could potentially destroy humanity. Gifted with a mysterious peach-shaped mark that gives her extraordinary abilities, Sally can easily overpower even the strongest oni. Still, she tries to remain neutral toward humans, demihumans, and oni, holding onto the belief that peace among these groups is possible. Mikoto, who also wields the peach-shaped power but with greater control, has a very different goal. Determined to eliminate every oni, Mikoto stops at nothing to carry out this mission. As their paths cross repeatedly, the fate of peaceful coexistence or total destruction rests on the power that both Sally and Mikoto possess.

During one summer, Norimichi Shimada and his friends argue about whether fireworks look round or flat when seen from the side. They come up with a plan to find out during the fireworks display at the Moshimo Festival. But Norimichi is put in a tough spot when his classmate Nazuna Oikawa tells him she wants to run away from home and asks him to go with her. Their attempt to escape does not work out, but a strange ball Nazuna has gives them another chance to stay together.

Having dedicated himself fiercely to achieving a self-sufficient NEET lifestyle, Kinji Ninomiya finally attains his aim. From his penthouse apartment, he surveys ordinary workers braving a typhoon and prepares to embark on his idle existence. However, his plans are abruptly shattered when a portal unexpectedly opens beneath him, transporting him to another world. In this new world, Kinji finds himself working for a mining corporation that prioritizes profit over worker safety and well-being. Refusing to tolerate these harsh conditions, he devises strategies to quickly amass wealth, forming alliances with the locals and using every means possible to escape the oppressive work environment. Will Kinji succeed in breaking free and regain his financial autonomy?

An alien shaped like a squid, called a Happian, travels from his home planet to bring joy throughout the universe. After arriving on Earth, he barely escapes being caught by humans and is rescued by a quiet young girl named Shizuka Kuze. Shizuka feeds him and gives him the name Takopii. Thankful for her kindness, Takopii focuses all his efforts on making Shizuka smile. But this mission proves harder than he expected. Shizuka is bullied by her classmates, has no father in her life, and her mother is rarely around—though the innocent Takopii does not understand how serious these problems are. Still, Shizuka finds comfort in her dog, Chappy. Her closeness with Chappy makes Takopii even more determined to bring happiness to her face. Takopii's attempts to cheer up Shizuka often lead to surprising results, but he stays committed to using his tentacles to take control, learn more about human feelings, and carry out his goal of spreading happiness.

Former star runner Kakeru Kurahara from Sendai Josei High School is caught shoplifting at a convenience store and flees, accidentally bumping into Haiji Kiyose, another university student who notices Kakeru’s quick reflexes. Haiji convinces Kakeru to join him at Chikusei-sou, a rundown apartment building shared by nine other students. After losing his entire apartment deposit at a mahjong parlor, Kakeru has no choice but to accept Haiji’s offer. At the welcome party for Kakeru, Haiji reveals that the apartment is actually the dormitory of the Kansei University Track Club. Haiji dreams of competing in the Hakone Ekiden, one of Japan’s most prestigious university marathon relay races. However, besides Haiji and Kakeru, none of the other residents have any running experience, and they are uninterested in Haiji’s ambitious plan. With only a few months until the race, can Haiji convince his reluctant roommates to join him and make his dream a reality?

In the second season of Blue Lock, the competition intensifies as only 35 players remain. These aspiring strikers compete for a chance to face Japan’s current U-20 soccer team in an exhibition match. Success would mean becoming the new national U-20 squad, while failure would end the Blue Lock program. Yoichi Isagi is still among the contestants, continuing to discover his true potential. Six of the strongest players have already secured spots in the starting lineup, forcing the other 29 to fight for the final position. During the selection process, each player must choose one of the top six as a partner to prove their value. To overcome the established U-20 team, these players must learn to integrate their unique playing styles seamlessly.

Tatara Fujita, a timid middle school student who prefers to keep a low profile, becomes a target for bullies who extort him for money. He is rescued by a man named Kaname Sengoku, who brings him to a dance studio. Although Tatara typically avoids such places, he is mesmerized by Sengoku's commanding presence. When he gets the chance to dance with his classmate Shizuku Hanaoka, who regularly trains at the studio, Tatara discovers an exhilarating sensation from performing while being watched by others. Fueled by a genuine determination to improve, Tatara immerses himself in the competitive world of ballroom dance.

In the face of relentless adversity, Miyo Saimori has lived a life marked by sorrow. The daughter of a loveless union, she was abandoned following her mother’s death and subsequently relegated to servitude by her father and his new wife, who doted on Miyo’s younger half-sister, Kaya. Devoid of any resistance against her plight, Miyo had resigned herself to a bleak future. However, her circumstances suddenly shift when her father summons her with an unexpected revelation: she is to wed Kiyoka Kudou, the esteemed leader of the distinguished Kudou household. Despite Kiyoka’s elevated social standing, rumors depict him as an aloof individual who has sent away each of his prior betrotheds. Upon arriving at the Kudou estate, Miyo anticipates mistreatment and rejection. Instead, she finds that Kiyoka extends to her the affection and compassion she has always lacked. This union might offer Miyo the sole opportunity to break free from her oppressive past and discover the happiness that has eluded her.

In his second year of high school, Rei Kiriyama continues to juggle the demands of professional shogi alongside his personal development. Surrounded by the lively group of friends at the shogi hall, his school club, and the neighborhood, Rei's reserved demeanor gradually begins to soften. Central to his life are the Kawamoto sisters—Akari, Hinata, and Momo—who offer him affection and a sense of family. Through these bonds, Rei comes to understand that everyone carries their own emotional burdens, prompting him to both depend on and assist others. As his social circle expands, the pressures of a professional shogi career remain relentless. With a host of tournaments, championships, and title matches ahead, Rei faces mounting challenges as he climbs the ranks and meets formidable opponents. While nurturing these meaningful relationships, Rei continues his search for the deeper meaning behind the game that defines his life.

Following the loss of his parents, Shinpei Ajiro was raised by the Kofune family, growing up with their daughters Mio and Ushio. Although he eventually moved to Tokyo for his education, he returns home after Ushio tragically drowns while attempting to save a child. During her funeral, a close friend reveals strange marks on Ushio's neck, suggesting her death may not have been an accident. Convinced that Ushio was murdered, Shinpei begins investigating recent events, only to uncover more disturbing incidents involving people vanishing and unexplained phenomena. These occurrences prompt Mio to recall a local legend regarding "Shadows," entities believed to herald death when encountered. Resolved to face the dark forces plaguing Hitogashima Island, Shinpei struggles against his predetermined fate to fulfill Ushio's final wish: ensuring Mio's safety.

In the second season of The Disastrous Life of Saiki K., psychic protagonist Kusuo Saiki persists in his quest to maintain a normal life despite his extraordinary abilities. Although he has become more skilled at managing his troublesome friends, who remain his biggest hindrance to tranquility, his challenges are far from over. New eccentric characters join the narrative, and their chaotic behavior only deepens the complications surrounding Saiki's desire for peace, rendering his dream of a life without trouble increasingly distant.

Rei Kiriyama, a middle school graduate who has ascended to the elite ranks as a professional shogi player, faces immense pressure from both the shogi community and his adoptive family. To escape the tension at home, the 17-year-old moves into a solitary Tokyo apartment. This isolated lifestyle leads him to neglect his own needs, while his reserved nature keeps him distant from his peers and fellow competitors. Shortly after arriving in Tokyo, Rei encounters the Kawamoto sisters—Akari, Hinata, and Momo—along with their grandfather, who runs a traditional wagashi shop. Akari, the eldest, actively works to counter Rei's isolation and poor self-care with maternal warmth. Each member of the Kawamoto family is navigating their own personal hardships, yet together they offer Rei the familial bond he has long lacked. As he struggles to balance his demanding shogi career with his physical and mental well-being, Rei must learn to build connections and face his complex emotions.

Just as Yoichi Isagi was poised to score a decisive goal for his high school soccer team and secure a spot in the nationals, he hesitated and passed the ball, forfeiting his chance. Overwhelmed by frustration and regret, Isagi wonders if his choice was correct. Upon returning home, he receives an unexpected invitation from the Japan Football Union. Through a somewhat arbitrary selection process, Isagi is chosen as one of three hundred U-18 strikers for Blue Lock, a controversial program aimed at cultivating a new star striker for the national team. Contestants must face off in individual and team challenges to demonstrate their value, with only a single victor emerging. Despite his doubts regarding the program's methods, Isagi is resolved to battle his way through the ranks, ready to do whatever is necessary to win, even if it means shattering the dreams of the other 299 hopefuls.

Three years prior to the gateway to the Beyond opening, Hellsalem's Lot, formerly New York City, was already a unique blend of supersonic monkeys, vampires, talking fishmen, and countless supernatural beings coexisting with humans. The sudden appearance of this interdimensional portal trapped both humans and creatures from the other realm within an unbreakable sphere, forcing them to live together. To maintain order and prevent the city's chaos from spreading, the secret organization Libra, composed of eccentrics and superhumans, works tirelessly to ensure stability. Leonardo Watch, who previously lived a normal life as a photographer with his family, undergoes a drastic change when he gains the "All-seeing Eyes of the Gods," an event that costs his sister her sight. Traveling to Hellsalem's Lot to seek answers regarding his new abilities, Leo stumbles upon Libra. After unexpectedly joining their ranks, he finds himself overwhelmed and embarks on a series of adventures with his unusual teammates. This narrative follows an ordinary boy thrust into an extraordinary situation as he navigates the strangest place on Earth.

Kusuo Saiki views his psychic abilities as a curse rather than a blessing. Possessing powers like telepathy and x-ray vision, he merely wishes to lead a mundane, tranquil existence, free from the complications his talents create. Despite his best efforts to conceal his supernatural gifts from those around him, Saiki continually attracts the attention of eccentric individuals, such as the dim-witted Riki Nendou and the paranoid Shun Kaidou. While battling this relentless chaos, Saiki realizes that securing the ordinary life he desperately desires is far more difficult than he ever anticipated.