TV Aichi

A top-tier soldier nicknamed the God of Death gets reassigned to a squad called the PaPaRa Army. This unit is notorious for its highly skilled yet utterly insane members. The story has no real plot, focusing instead on comedy, over-the-top violence, and sheer absurdity. This is also Matsuzawa-sensei's first published work.

Spin-off series of Crayon Shin-chan franchise, featuring Shiro. Commemorates 60th Anniversary of TV Asahi.

"Remember, when you had wings." A wish made 12,000 years ago echoes in a broken heart. As the sun, moon, and Mars align, a new melody of unity begins to play. Located on the peaceful island of Enoshima in the Shonan Sea, the prestigious Private Enoshima Academy draws talented students from across the nation with its advanced technological curriculum. Sakko, Rimiya, and Toshi—members of the elite Elements class—are chosen to pilot the emotion-driven Vector Machine, a fighter jet used to combat the enigmatic Mythical Beasts. During intense battles, guided by a hidden vision, Sakko cries out, "Planetary Fusion! Go, Aquarion!" Reborn through cycles of reincarnation, the mechanical celestial wing Aquarion takes form. The young pilots, burdened by their fates, confront the truths of the cosmos as adult ambitions clash with the mysterious Space Egg Society. This epic tale of love, interwoven with personal emotions, unfolds with the destiny of the universe hanging in the balance.

The fourth season of Future Card Buddyfight. This season introduces a new character, Kanata Oozora, a mysterious boy who plays soccer and is rumored to be an undefeated fighter. His buddy monster is named Atora.

A massive black hole is on the verge of consuming the entire universe, including the Transformers' home world of Cybertron. As Galaxy Convoy and his team seek a way to stop it, the Transformers flee their collapsing planet and infiltrate Earth, operating as "robots in disguise." Galaxy Convoy meets Vector Prime, who reveals the existence of the "Planet Force"—an ancient artifact capable of restoring entire planets, believed lost thousands of years ago alongside Cybertronian explorers who failed to construct a space bridge to the edge of the universe. Thus, Galaxy Convoy and the Cybertron warriors he commands set out on a grand journey across the cosmos to locate the Planet Force and awaken the ancient warrior Primus, hoping to save the universe. However, Master Megatron and his followers scheme to seize this power for themselves, aiming to dominate the entire universe. They relentlessly stand in the way of Galaxy Convoy and his allies. Will Galaxy Convoy and his friends succeed in obtaining the Planet Force safely? Note: The international version treats this series as a direct sequel to Micron Densetsu (Armada) and Superlink (Energon), featuring references to characters and events from both shows, as well as an additional scene in episode 51 that links the three series. Note: The US release initially combined episodes 1 and 2 into a single episode, and later aired a dubbed version of episode 2 as episode 52.

In a world united against the alien threat of the Neuroi, young witches with magical abilities play a vital role in defense. To boost morale and turn the tide of the war, Grace Maitland Steward, a former witch still active in the military, suggests leveraging music as a key strategy. Despite her idea being initially rejected, Grace decides to prove its value by forming a specialized unit within the League of Nations Air Force. She enlists the aid of Aila Paivikki Linnamaa and Eleonore Giovanna Gassion, both accomplished singer-witches, to recruit additional members for this new Music Squadron. Their efforts result in the selection of seven talented individuals, including Virginia Robertson, a 14-year-old without military experience but possessing a unique ability that makes her an invaluable asset.

In "Alma-chan Wants to Be a Family!," Alma, the advanced Apotheosis Loyal Maneuver Arms, was created by the brilliant yet disenchanted scientists Enji Kamisato and Suzume Yobane. Though built for military use, Alma becomes part of civilian life, learning to adjust to everyday human experiences. Living with her creators, who act as her parents, Alma grows sensitive to the nuances of human behavior. While Enji and Suzume appear outwardly combative, Alma, through her sharp observational abilities, recognizes their genuine care for each other, which they conceal behind their frequent quarrels. Amid the rhythms of their household, Alma develops an affection for the playful disorder that defines their distinctive family bond.

Following the defeat of Gaito, Sara made the ultimate sacrifice to stay by his side, securing peace across the ocean realm and leaving it under the protection of only six mermaid princesses. As Caren, Noel, and Coco return to their own territories, Lucia, Hanon, and Rina get ready to do the same. Their farewell becomes even more painful because of Mitsuki Tarou's move to Germany and Doumoto Kaito's departure for Hawaii. Lucia feels especially heartbroken over these goodbyes, and her sorrow deepens when Kaito goes missing at sea. Adding to the confusion is the appearance of a mysterious angel named Michel, who urges the mermaids to follow him. In the midst of this upheaval, Sara's spirit reveals that a young mermaid named Seira will succeed her, marking the beginning of a new journey.

In "Meiji Tokyo Renka," Mei Ayazuki leads an ordinary life until the moon turns blood-red and full, marking the moment Charlie, a self-proclaimed magician, transports her to an alternate Meiji-era Tokyo. Here, ghosts are commonplace, and she finds herself at the Rokumeikan, meeting historical figures such as Ougai Mori, Shunsou Hishida, Otojirou Kawakami, Kyouka Izumi, Gorou Fujita, Yakumo Koizumi, and Tousuke Iwasaki. With Charlie’s help, Mei discovers she is a Tamayori, someone gifted with the ability to see spirits, a rare talent that brings her both respect and complications in her new environment. Her interactions with these historical men deepen, leading to romantic entanglements. The narrative delves into Mei's quest to return to her own time while exploring the potential for love across different eras.

During a clash with dark forces, Tougo Asagaki—the heroic Red Ranger—is suddenly transported into another world. Quickly establishing himself as a skilled adventurer, he accepts a quest offered by a young mage named Yihdra Arvoln. Leveraging his unique abilities and unpredictable fighting style, Tougo works alongside Yihdra to complete the mission. Once the task is done, the pair continues their journey, each pursuing their own goals. Tougo hopes to help as many people as possible in this unfamiliar realm while also searching for a way back to his own world. Meanwhile, Yihdra is determined to revive her family's magical heritage and make spells accessible to everyone. Through their travels, they come to grasp both the power and the limits of their partnership, overcoming many obstacles in pursuit of their dreams.

After publishing a photo that led to severe online harassment, freelance photographer Kouya Madoka lost his marriage, confidence, and passion for capturing human moments. Years later, an assignment brings him back to the world of Formula 4 (F4), where fierce competition among rookie drivers reignites his love for photography. During a race, Madoka captures a poignant image of Komaki Motors' Haruka Asahina, who breaks down emotionally on the track. This powerful photo leads Madoka to impulsively decide to sponsor both the Komaki team and Haruka personally. However, the high costs of the sport soon force Madoka to reconsider his ambitions and find more feasible ways to help the financially struggling F4 team. Against these odds, Madoka's unwavering dedication to Haruka's success could be the push that drives the young racer to the peak of their career.

At the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. Wanting a wide variety of different animals to inhabit the world, He found the work too exhausting. To lighten this load, God established the Heaven's Design Team to manage the creation of these creatures. Shimoda, a newly assigned angel, acts as the go-between for God and the design team. Carrying out his duties, Shimoda observes his colleagues coming up with fresh designs for many unique life forms made to meet God's requirements. From giraffes and snakes to birds, anteaters, and countless others, the possibility for all sorts of animal species appears limitless!

In the North Pacific, Lucia rules as the mermaid princess of one of the seven mermaid realms. She gives a magical pearl to a boy who falls into the sea from a sinking ship. Determined to get her pearl back and protect her kingdom along with the others, Lucia goes into the human world. Using music as her weapon, she defends against the rising darkness that endangers the mermaid kingdoms.

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.

At age 30, Kiyoshi Adachi, an unremarkable office worker, unexpectedly gains the ability to read minds due to his lifelong virginity. However, he can only access others' thoughts through physical contact. At first, Adachi dismisses this power as trivial until he accidentally hears the inner thoughts of his colleague, Yuuichi Kurosawa. Kurosawa, known for his charm and reliability, stands out among Adachi's coworkers, earning respect and admiration from everyone in the office. Despite his outward success, Kurosawa harbors a deep, hidden affection for the often somber Adachi. Adachi learns of these feelings through his newfound ability but tries to keep this information to himself. As Kurosawa continues to show Adachi kindness and warmth, Adachi struggles to ignore his coworker's heartfelt emotions.

During Ichigo Momomiya's date with her crush, Masaya Aoyama, she suddenly collapses after seeing a vision of a cat merging into her body. The next day, Ichigo starts acting like a cat—craving fish and moving instinctively. When a monster attacks Masaya, she discovers she can transform into Mew Ichigo, a magical girl with cat ears. After saving him, scientists Ryou Shirogane and Keiichiro Akasaka explain that they injected Ichigo with Iriomote Cat DNA to turn her into a magical girl meant to protect Earth from alien invaders. Overwhelmed by the burden of fighting alone, she soon learns of four other girls with similar powers. Ichigo must find them quickly before the aliens succeed in taking over the planet.

Set in a not-too-distant future where technological advancements are remarkable, Asahi Kashiwagi, a high school student, is predicted to receive love confessions from five strangers by an AI-powered TV fortune teller known for its accuracy. On his daily commute, he encounters Aoi Izumisawa, Bai Mongfa, Karin Istel, Amelia Irving, and Ilya Ilyukhin. Despite their initial unfamiliarity, each one confesses their love to him by day's end, just as the fortune teller had foreseen. Complicating matters further, Asahi learns that these five girls are actually contenders for his hand in marriage, sent by his father to reside at his home. Reluctantly accepting their presence, Asahi finds his ordinary high school routine disrupted by the chaos they bring. As relationships develop, Asahi begins to uncover repressed memories. Unraveling this mystery, he starts to suspect that his bond with these potential brides may be rooted in something deeper than mere chance.

Misato Kurihara was never able to enjoy close friendships or an ordinary lifestyle due to her outstanding personality. When she dies unexpectedly, she appears in a divine realm and is granted a single wish before her reincarnation. Wanting a normal life, she asks to be reborn with average abilities in the world she is about to enter. Reborn as Adele von Ascham, a noble’s daughter, she quickly discovers that her magical power is far beyond what anyone would call average. Undeterred, she leaves home and enrolls under the alias "Mile" at a hunter school in a different kingdom, aiming to lead an unremarkable life. Yet, as she encounters one strange situation after another, keeping her extraordinary abilities hidden grows more and more difficult.

In the blistering heat of summer, Yoshikazu Miyano's life is turned upside down when Shuumei Sasaki appears. Sasaki steps in to stop a classmate of Miyano's from being bullied, which leads to an unwelcome yet persistent presence in Miyano's daily life. At first, Miyano quietly respects Sasaki, but that quickly becomes irritation as the older student—rumored to be a delinquent—keeps invading his personal space and calling him by affectionate nicknames. Miyano, who is shy and prone to blushing, has a secret he's terrified of others discovering: his love for "fudanshi" manga, which focus on romantic relationships between men. Despite his best efforts to keep it hidden, Miyano accidentally reveals his interest to Sasaki. Sasaki then curiously asks to borrow one of Miyano's books. Reluctantly, Miyano agrees, and is surprised to find that Sasaki enjoys the BL manga and requests more, signaling a change in their unusual connection. As time goes on, Sasaki's motives grow murkier, yet his feelings for Miyano appear to deepen. With their newfound shared passion, their relationship starts to bloom and evolve in unexpected ways.

Fudou Aikawa and Desumi Magahara are carrying on a covert romance. Fudou, who goes by "Red Gelato," leads the hero squad "Gelato 5" tasked with protecting Japan. Desumi, known as the "Reaper Princess," commands the fighters of "Gekko," a villainous secret organization bent on world conquest and the main enemy of Gelato 5. Although they are openly adversaries, Fudou and Desumi arrange to see each other in secret. Inexperienced with matters of love, the two strive to grow their relationship discreetly, hiding it from their respective comrades. Juggling their devotion to each other with their duties to their opposing factions, they must stay careful to keep their romance from being discovered.

Devoted his entire life to the organization that raised him, the world's greatest assassin is ultimately betrayed and killed by that very group. Burdened by lingering regrets, he encounters a goddess who admires his abilities. She grants him a second chance in a fantasy world filled with magic and combat, entrusting him with a crucial mission: eliminate the hero destined to bring ruin upon this world. Reborn as Lugh Tuatha Dé, the heir to a noble lineage of assassins serving the Alvan Kingdom, he trains under his father, learning techniques that differ from his previous lethal methods. As he hones his other skills and forms new bonds, Lugh remains keenly aware of his current limitations. To fulfill his sacred duty, he must achieve ultimate mastery to overcome his formidable foe.