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In the bizarre world of "Zettai Zetsumei Dangerous Jiisan," the main character, Grandpa Danger, is an unconventional hero. Famous for his tendency to tumble off cliffs, handling a principal with a severe inferiority complex, and sidestepping the perils of sleep, he stirs up turmoil wherever he appears. His behavior—including his copious snot and constant farting—drives his grandson to the brink and generates hilarious predicaments that promise laughs until you can't catch your breath.

Takashi Horimachi is a typical inquisitive fifth-grade student at Anytown Elementary School. One day, a highly peculiar transfer student named Taro Tanaka enters Takashi's class. Takashi and his fellow classmates have never met anyone like Taro. He is blue, possesses large glowing eyes, pointed ears, a smooth bald head, and a single horn. Obsessed with uncovering the mystery of this strange newcomer, Takashi tries to monitor Taro's every action; in doing so, he repeatedly becomes the target of Taro's amusing array of extraterrestrial pranks and tricks.

A man encounters strange animals during his road trip in his car. Short film from 1934.

The original manga starts when a girl called Emi comes into possession of a pencil capable of granting any wish. While Emi becomes involved in a convenience store holdup, her life is put at risk. She then makes a wish with the pencil for "a hero who will save everyone." In answer to Emi's wish, four heroes arrive to alter the direction of what lies ahead. The anime version will follow a plot distinct from that of the original manga.

Laura informs Hamtaro about his origins, though she herself does not believe the story. Around his birthday, Hamtaro journeys with Boss and Oxnard to meet his mother and confirm whether Laura's account is true, while the rest of the Ham-Hams organize a surprise party for him.

Special Project Gargantia.

This film follows Ning, a young man who, after losing his girlfriend, becomes a debt collector in an attempt to escape his own troubles—only to find far more than he bargained for. With his constant companion Solid Gold by his side, Ning finds himself in a ghost town, and from there, the adventure truly begins. The story draws on China's myths and folklore, guiding the viewer through a world of drama, romance, and the ongoing clash between good and evil.

Grey serves as a quiet soldier in a harsh futuristic military system where victory in combat brings generous pay and advancement, yet only three percent of troopers survive long enough to achieve the ultimate prize—citizenship and a chance to escape the squalor endured by most. Grey has repeatedly returned alive, earning the moniker Grey Death. But is the society he has defended really worth the sacrifice?

Rinne no Lagrange short specials included in the Rinne no Lagrange Season 2 Blu-rays and DVDs.

A female ogre (oni) once gave birth to a child who looked human. Instead of having an ogre's horn, this infant came into the world holding a sword called "Onigirimaru" or Ogre Slayer. The child has no personal name and is known only by the name of that blade. Although his appearance is human, he is a pure ogre. Convinced that he will become human once all of his kind have vanished from the human world, he embarks on his destiny to eliminate every ogre. Even now, in the motherland of Japan, he continues to hunt down and slay ogres.

A mysterious explosion on Futagami Island marks the start of a new chapter in the Dangaioh mythos. Led by the wicked Professor Katou, a group of warriors known as the "Tartarus Knights" has initiated their plan to destroy the world, using a small research station on the island as their base. Katou's success appears nearly guaranteed until he comes across an advanced fortress protecting the island. From within, a trio of humanoid robots is deployed—Dangaioh!

With his easygoing attitude, Hiroto Ikuta understands better than most that taking life slowly is often the best way to move forward. At 29 years old, the carefree Hiroto has no girlfriend, no steady job, and no future plans—and he couldn't be more content. Still, his relaxed outlook isn't something everyone can grasp. In a world filled with worry, confusion, and sorrow, Hiroto and those around him are simply trying their best to navigate life. After striking up an unlikely friendship with a grumpy elderly woman in his neighborhood, Hiroto unexpectedly inherits not only her house but also a tangle of difficult emotions. His 18-year-old cousin Natsumi moves in with him, but as a struggling art student, she has her own challenges to face—and she might just put Hiroto's easygoing lifestyle to the test.

Two Japanese men who survived the Khmer Rouge killings in Cambodia pledge to create a sanctuary, even if they must construct it themselves. After returning to Japan, they pursue seemingly contrasting paths: one enters politics, while the other becomes a yakuza. As Asami and Hojo navigate the interconnected realms of politics and organized crime in contemporary Japan, they stop at nothing to solidify their standing and honor their promise. Bound by loyalty only to each other, their bond is progressively strained as they climb higher in their respective domains.

Kosaku Hatanaka, a promising boxer trained under Coach Mukoda, was once the only professional athlete from their gym. However, his career has been marred by disappointment, largely because he repeatedly fails to make weight for his matches. After a humiliating incident in the ring that caused several scheduled fights to be canceled, Kosaku is warned that his next bout might be his last if he doesn't improve. His situation seems dire when, breaking his strict diet, he convinces Sister Angela, a local trainee nun, to give him food. It looks inevitable that he will once again surpass the weight limit, potentially ending his boxing career. Realizing her unintentional role in his overeating, Sister Angela takes it upon herself to help him get back on track—even as Kosaku finds himself more drawn to her than to her spiritual advice.

One ordinary afternoon, Suzuko is returning from school when she meets Shu, a child from her neighborhood, at a park. She decides to accompany him home, but they never arrive. A massive gas explosion engulfs them, yet instead of perishing instantly, Suzuko awakens on a Sengoku-period battlefield covered in corpses. When marauding bandits attack, a boy named Shukumaru—who is scavenging the battlefield to feed his starving village—rescues her. Though they manage to escape to his village, Suzuko is determined to find Shu and returns to the battlefield every day, with Shukumaru following along. Despite his coarse manners and complete lack of modern courtesy, Suzuko gradually grows fond of him. What fate lies in store for this young girl amid the violent turmoil of Japanese history?

In "Trouble Chocolate," Cacao, a student attending Micro Grand Academy, awakens one morning to discover a wooden girl named Hinano lying next to him. Hinano is actually a tree spirit that took residence inside a wooden doll after Cacao inadvertently botched a spell from his magic lessons. Developing a strong attachment to Cacao, Hinano chooses to enroll at his school. Surrounded by the eccentric twins and their peculiar four-eyed cat guardian, a demonic young man, odd faculty members and classmates, along with the looming possibility of becoming a powerful magician, Cacao's daily life grows more chaotic and bizarre.

In the follow-up chapter, Ryo Takatsuki and his allies persist in their journey to solve the mystery surrounding the unusual A.R.M.S. they carry, seeking to grasp the fate that lies ahead. After identifying where the answers they need can be found, they are forced to face a merciless military organization that will stop at nothing to acquire those secrets, sparking a desperate struggle for survival.

5 dream sequences, dubbed his delusions. Wet dreams from the imagination of a healthy young male.

After learning that malicious invaders destroyed their homeworlds, four psychic warriors are gathered by a mysterious doctor to merge into Dangaioh, the most powerful weapon in the universe. By unleashing their combined cyonic powers, they are the only ones who can put an end to the brutal tyranny of Captain Garimoth and his evil henchman, preventing the universe's destruction.

Seventeen-year-old Emi, residing in Shibuya, struggles with a sense of detachment since her father is frequently away for work. Her life is abruptly altered by a mysterious enchanted item. That unusual object—an apparently ordinary pencil—summons heroes from another dimension. Is this the adventure Emi has always wished for, or does it conceal a deeper enigma?

Legend says that those who consume mermaid flesh gain eternal life. Yuta and Mana are living proof of this truth. They travel together from place to place, searching for meaning in their existence or perhaps even a way to reverse their condition. One day, they encounter Masato, a young boy who appears deeply afraid of his mother, Misa. To Yuta and Mana, the bond between mother and son seems disturbingly abnormal. What will unfold when the pair decides to uncover the dark secret that Masato and Misa are concealing? And what of the strange monster-like beings that have started to emerge?

This film celebrates the 45th anniversary of the original Mazinger Z series. Ten years have passed since those events. Humanity now faces a new destiny. Long ago, humanity stood on the brink of annihilation at the hands of the evil scientist Dr. Hell and his underground empire. Kouji Kabuto, his super robot Mazinger Z, and his allies at the Photon Power Laboratory crushed Dr. Hell's wicked schemes and restored peace to the world. A decade later, Kouji has followed in the footsteps of his father and grandfather, now walking the path of a scientist. He discovers a mysterious life form hidden within a colossal structure buried deep beneath Mt. Fuji. A new encounter, a new threat, and a new fate await humanity. And Kouji, once a hero, must make a choice for the future. It can be a god or a demon. Once again, the future is entrusted to Mazinger Z.

Short episodes streamed on the anime's official site after every episode, giving background information about the show.

Yoko assigns her assistant the task of searching the ocean floor for a mysterious object, while Madoka struggles with piloting Midori and returns to Kamogawa for the New Year celebration. After arriving home, Madoka exchanges New Year's greetings with Lan and Muginami, learning what they have been up to and responding in kind. As time goes on, Madoka advances to the next grade at school, while Lan and Muginami explore a replica of Kamogawa located on the intergalactic tourist planet Polyhedron. This story takes place between the first and second seasons.

After waking up late, Mitsuki has to hurry to a photo shoot. In her rush, she leaves Takuto and Meroko behind. The two of them must now race to catch up with her before the shoot starts, despite all the obstacles that appear in their path.

During a calm day on the beach, Pikachu and other Pokémon were relaxing when a tired Wynaut approached them. The Wynaut explained that its companions had been ambushed by Meowth and other Team Rocket Pokémon, along with an Exploud and Hariyama, who were trying to seize their playground located on a nearby island. Moved by the Wynaut's plea, Pikachu and the group resolved to help reclaim the playground. They began training Wynaut and its friends to prepare for the battle against Meowth and his crew to free the island.

Even after the destruction of Andromeda, their mechanized homeworld, the machine empire continues expanding its influence, turning Earth into a war zone. Tetsurou Hoshino, who once journeyed on the Galaxy Express 999, now joins other humans resisting the mechanical takeover. When the 999 returns to Earth, Tetsurou gets a mysterious message from Maetel, his former travel companion, telling him to get back on the train. Fighting through enemy forces to reach Megalopolis station, he barely boards the departing train. But this trip brings fresh obstacles: Maetel is missing, a threatening "Ghost Train" appears, and the 999's final stop remains unknown. Along the way, Tetsurou confronts the enigmatic black knight Faust and learns the machine empire's most hidden truths.

After defeating Geese Howard, renowned fighter Terry Bogard takes on the formidable German warrior Wolfgang Krauser and suffers a crushing defeat. Devastated by this loss, Terry wanders aimlessly and turns to alcohol to cope with his despair. It is only through the encouragement of a young boy named Tony that Terry finds the strength to reclaim his fighting spirit, confront his fears, and challenge Krauser once more. This story is adapted from the Neo Geo SNK video game Fatal Fury 2.

Ichitaka is faced with a difficult decision when his childhood friend Itsuki, who had moved to America, comes back to Japan with plans to become a modeling artist. At the same time, Iori, who once aspired to be an idol, is now aiming for a career as an actress. As Ichitaka rides through town, he struggles to choose between the two directions his friends are taking him.

Recap of the first 17 episodes of Monster, airing between episodes 24 and 25 of the TV series.

The second season of Nura: Rise of the Yokai Clan begins after peace has been restored following the Nura Clan's triumph over the Shikoku yokai. However, Hagoromo-Gitsune, a formidable yokai previously sealed by Rikuo's grandfather and the onmyoji Hidemoto, is revived and attacks Kyoto, driven by her desire to give birth to the son that was stolen from her centuries earlier. To counter this threat, Rikuo undergoes training with the yokai of Tono village to become strong enough to face her and safeguard the city.

In "Fatal Fury: Legend of the Hungry Wolf," Jeff Bogard, a master of Hakkyokuseiken and guardian of its secret techniques, is killed by Geese Howard, the powerful ruler of South Town, who sought to acquire these skills. Witnessing their father's death, Jeff's adopted sons, Terry and Andy Bogard, vow to avenge him under the tutelage of their mentor, Tung Fe Rue. Ten years later, Geese organizes a martial arts tournament known as the King of Fighters. Terry, Andy, and their friend, Muay Thai champion Joe Higashi, participate in the tournament with the intention of facing Geese and seeking revenge.

Recaps of Nurarihyon no Mago.

In the year 220X, global technology has progressed with radio-wave advancements, linking the world via the Wave Road. The story follows Subaru Hoshikawa, a fifth-grade student whose father perished in a space accident. Subaru encounters an alien radio-wave entity called War-Rock, who hails from a far-off FM planet. War-Rock asserts knowledge of Subaru's father, but numerous alien beings pursue War-Rock. The pair join forces and combine to become Rockman, a radio-wave human able to navigate the Wave Road and fight against the radio-wave viruses and FMs that endanger Earth.

According to legend, whoever gathers all six fragments of the enigmatic Armor of Mars will inherit the eternal, all-powerful techniques said to be the foundation of every martial arts school in the world—the very techniques that Master Tung and Wolfgang Krauser's styles are rooted in. Laocorn Gaudeamus, the arrogant young descendant of the armor's original owner from long ago, has searched archaeological sites across the globe and has so far managed to recover half of the mystical armor. Is there anything that can stop him?

In a kindergarten accident, a young boy suffers a severe injury to his arm, which is miraculously saved through medical treatment. Over the years, that same arm becomes involved in a series of strange incidents, gradually revealing its extraordinary abilities. At the same time, a secret organization begins pursuing him, determined to seize the remarkable power hidden within his arm.

Natural calamities once laid waste to planet Zi, annihilating nearly all life. A thousand years later, humankind has slowly restored civilization, unearthing ancient Zoids through diving and mining operations. In a certain village, a giant sword is cherished as the most precious relic, worshipped as a holy symbol. A teenage boy discovers an ancient Liger-type Zoid during a deep-water salvage dive. Suddenly, skeletal Bio-Zoids attack the village, aiming to snatch a powerful generator kept there. The young hero awakens the Liger and learns that the village's sacred sword is the Zoid's weapon; together, they repel the mysterious Bio-Zoids. For now.

In Paris, France, the International Junior Youth Tournament is poised to start, with Tsubasa, Misaki, Wakabayashi, Hyuga, and Wakashimazu prepared. Japan's team of elite young soccer players is ready to compete against the world's finest talents. Their rivals include Germany's Schneider, France's Pierre, Argentina's Diaz, Italy's Hernandez, and many other tough new opponents. The tournament is set to begin!

Kuno gets his hands on a strange egg he believes belongs to the legendary Phoenix, convinced it will grant him the power to defeat Ranma. However, when the egg hatches right on top of his head, the newborn Phoenix begins causing destruction across Tokyo. Now Ranma and his team must find a way to make the Phoenix leave Kuno and take flight.

In MegaMan NT Warrior: Axess, Netto's father Yuuichirou Hikari makes a major scientific breakthrough by creating "synchro chips." These chips enable an operator and their NetNavi to fuse together in the physical world through a process called "cross fusion," but only when they are inside a specific location known as a "dimensional area." Yuuichirou's first test subject, Misaki Gorou, undergoes the procedure but it ends in failure. Netto then offers to participate alongside Rockman, but his father refuses due to the extreme danger involved. The cross fusion process places tremendous strain on the operator's body, and engaging in physical combat could prove fatal.

In the year 2000-something, a massive central network known as Comnet links all the world's computers into a single global system. Designed to serve humanity, Comnet is overseen by the supercomputer Grosser. However, when Grosser decides to seize control of the world, a hero is urgently needed! A girl named Yui Kasuga, who knows nothing about computers, stumbles upon a software program called IR. IR recruits her as the savior of Comnet and pulls her into the virtual world inside. There, Yui is granted the power to become Corrector Yui so she can fight against Grosser and his malicious Corruptors. Entering the virtual world for the first time, Yui must confront one of Grosser's henchmen. She also has to battle another of Grosser's minions, this one infecting the e-mail exchanged between Yui and her friends. Finally, Yui and IR suspect something is wrong when Chef Kirch, a family friend who can never get his recipes quite right, faces customers who have turned into ravenous zombies!

Before Chise became the ultimate weapon, there was Lieutenant Mizuki, a veteran soldier injured in combat. She underwent an experimental procedure to become the first prototype of this ultimate weapon, allowing her to continue serving despite her injuries. Though successful, Mizuki’s development was limited as she was the initial test subject. When Chise, a more suitable candidate, is recruited into the military, Mizuki views her as naive and vulnerable. However, Mizuki, having undergone the same treatment, can read Chise’s thoughts, making her the only one who truly understands her. As the war intensifies and Chise’s powers grow, Mizuki delves deeper into the nature of the ultimate weapons, uncovering profound truths about Chise and her own existence.

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Usagi and Chibiusa listen in on two girls discussing the Sailor Senshi after spotting a poster. In a comedic moment, as the girls debate who is the most intelligent, graceful, powerful, and the group's leader, Usagi boldly declares herself the winner in each category. Chibiusa can only shake her head at Usagi's self-deception. Flashbacks show the first appearances of each Sailor Senshi, with the corresponding character image song playing. When Tuxedo Mask gets mentioned and the girls start to walk away without ever talking about Sailor Moon, Usagi interrupts their conversation to directly ask about Sailor Moon. The girls heap praise on Sailor Moon, but also point out her shortcomings—something they did not do with the other Guardians. After they leave, Usagi mockingly apologizes for being an awkward crybaby and then breaks down in tears.

Shu and Bouquet, after the events of the first Blue Dragon story, become part of a resistance movement opposing an invasion led by General Rogi. They come across a girl named Noi, who possesses the ability to restore Shu’s shadow form, Blue Dragon. They rescue her from a red dragon that is chasing her. With Noi joining them, Shu and the group embark on a new journey to discover the real motives behind the dragons, face their trials, and put a stop to the chain of events endangering humanity.

In this special episode, Akane looks back on a childhood visit to Ryugenzawa, where Shinnosuke rescued her from a giant platypus. When she returns to the town, she encounters Shinnosuke again, causing him to develop romantic feelings for her. After witnessing Shinnosuke with severe injuries, Akane feels guilty and decides to remain there to aid his recovery. This situation sparks jealousy in Ranma, who believes Akane may have fallen for Shinnosuke and becomes determined to win her back no matter what.

Kaede is a cheerful and energetic eighth grader, but when it comes to boys, she is hopelessly shy. One day on her way home from school, she wanders into a mysterious shop and buys a colorful cocoa mug. At home, she casually peeks into the bottom of the mug and finds an engraved note that says, "If you read this message aloud while pouring hot cocoa into the mug, a love fairy ('muglox') will appear and grant your every wish." Though skeptical, Kaede follows the instructions and announces her wish to date Yuuki, the class heartthrob. Suddenly, the adorable blue Mirumo appears! But it quickly becomes clear that this cute little muglox would rather eat chocolate and cause mischief than help Kaede. Mirumo, it turns out, is prince of the muglox world. Horrified at the prospect of having to marry Rirumu, his princess bride-to-be, Mirumo has escaped from the muglox world. Hot on his trail, however, are Rirumu, Yashichi the bounty hunter, and a cast of hundreds of muglox ranging from good to bad to nutty. This gang of adorable troublemakers ensures that school life for Kaede and her friends will never be the same.

Adolf K. Weismann shares a quiet meal with his loved ones, while Misaki Yata enjoys himself thoroughly with his HOMRA companions. In another place, Seri Awashima carries out her responsibilities for SCEPTER 4 with dedication, and Sukuna Gojo dashes across the battlefield in pursuit of JUNGLE's ambition. However, as time passes, an unsettling sense begins to emerge regarding the occurrences unfolding in this world and the individuals connected to it.

Super OVA 1: In this story adapted from the 27th volume of the manga, Shampoo and Ukyo concoct a plan involving a legendary cave known for breaking couples apart. Their aim is to end Ranma and Akane's relationship, and Shampoo also wants to use the same method to dissolve her own bond with Mousse. Super OVA 2: Titled "Jaaku no Oni" ("The Wicked Demon"), this episode premiered in 1995 and is based on a story from the 29th volume. It features an Oni, clad in a tiger-striped diaper reminiscent of the Oni from Urusei Yatsura, breaking free from its prison and starting to possess the people nearby. Super OVA 3: Adapted from the 31st volume, this installment focuses on a vengeful doll that punishes those who displease it. Looking to get back at Ranma, the doll takes control of Akane and repeatedly tries to attack him.

Sukuna Gojo is a young man who fled his affluent household after growing weary of his domineering parents. Since then, he has been surviving on the streets alone, relying on an SNS application known as JUNGLE that bestows its users with unnatural powers and abilities. One day, Sukuna makes contact with the founder of JUNGLE, the Green King Nagare Hisui. Eager to learn more about the enigmatic Green King, Sukuna resolves to climb the ranks of JUNGLE to meet Hisui face-to-face. However, to reach the highest tier, Sukuna must defeat the most powerful user within JUNGLE.

Misaki Yata is a spirited boy whose reckless and immature behavior has caused his classmates to avoid him. Saruhiko Fushimi is a solitary individual whose troubled family life, especially his peculiar father Niki, has made him see the world in a gloomy light. Though they are complete opposites, Yata's lively nature eventually earns Fushimi's trust, and the two become the closest of friends. As time goes by, both boys grow weary of being confined within their small world, which leads them to step into the chaotic and perilous realm of the Dresden Slate.

The warriors of the night are ready to emerge! A vampire sits upon his throne, patiently waiting for his strength to return. A succubus princess seeks excitement among the mortals in the human realm. An undead rock star takes the stage, while cloaked figures clutching holy symbols fill the audience. Though they differ in nature, these beings share one thing in common: they are the Darkstalkers, legendary creatures once thought to be mere myths, but now all too real! In this world, the Earth as we know it is merging with the demon realm, and the Darkstalkers have come out to play. Yet an alien force is returning to Earth just as the conflict is about to ignite.

In Please Save My Earth, Alice Sakaguchi is troubled by vivid dreams in which she lives on the moon as someone else. These dreams feel so real that they dominate her thoughts. She learns that several of her classmates are having the same dreams. They gradually understand that these visions are memories from their past lives as members of a scientific team stationed on the moon. Motivated by a need to understand their shared past, Alice and her friends seek out the remaining members of their former group to uncover what occurred. Yet, they soon discover that the consequences of their previous lives continue to influence and complicate their current reality.

It is early December, and Anna Kushina’s birthday is drawing near. To celebrate, the members of HOMRA decide to organize a surprise party for their cherished princess. Tatara Totsuka, the only clansman who can rein in the destructive force of the Red King, Mikoto Souh, wishes to go the extra mile by recording a video specifically for Anna’s birthday. At the same time, the new Colorless King sets his scheme to consume the other kings into motion.

When poetry-spouting swordsman Tatewaki Kuno invites Ranma and the gang for a trip on his new luxury yacht, the last thing they expect is a sudden storm that shipwrecks them all on a deserted island. But fixing the boat to get home quickly becomes the least of their problems, as all the young girls in the group start disappearing. It turns out they have been bride-napped by Prince Toma, the youthful ruler of the floating island Togenkyo. Because of a magical spring that turns anything it touches instantly male, would-be bridegrooms must kidnap girls—and in this case, Ranma's reluctant fiancée Akane is among them. Now, to rescue the girls (and get his hands on that magical water, which could cure his own shape-changing "problem"), Ranma must enter an anything-goes martial arts bride-off featuring events such as "survival flower-arranging" and "obstacle-course cooking." Can Ranma (now in "disguise" as a girl) beat scores of other kidnapped concubines, win the contest, rescue Akane, and obtain the magical Togenkyo water... all while wearing a push-up bra and three-inch heels?

In the first episode, a summary of the storylines from Sailor Moon, Sailor Moon R, and Sailor Moon S is presented. The second episode focuses on Haruka and Michiru, who encounter one of the enemies from SuperS while aboard a cruise ship. They decide to let the main Sailor Team deal with this specific foe, explaining why the outer Sailor Senshi are not present during this season. The third episode follows Chibiusa as she discovers that a classmate of hers is actually a monster; she teams up with the Sailor Team to confront it inside a vampire's castle.

A typical day at the Tendo Anything-Goes Martial Arts Training Hall takes an unexpected turn when a mysterious girl named Lychee, along with her giant elephant Jasmine, arrives to settle an old grudge with the lecherous martial arts master Happosai. Long ago, Happosai gave Lychee's great-grandmother one half of a legendary scroll that was said to bring happiness to whoever possessed it. The women of Lychee's family have waited three generations for the promised prince—yet he never appeared. But the moment Lychee lets the scroll out of her hands, the prince finally shows up. Unfortunately, at that very moment, Ranma's reluctant fiancée Akane Tendo is holding the scroll, and the long-awaited prince is eager to sweep his lucky bride away. With no other choice, Ranma and his friends follow Prince Kirin's majestic flying barge all the way to Nekonron, China, where they find themselves facing off against the Seven Lucky Gods of martial arts.

More than ten years ago, a battle between the Red King Genji Kagutsu and the Blue King Jin Habari sparked what became known as the Kagutsu Incident—a devastating catastrophe that destroyed a section of eastern Japan, killing over 700,000 people and both kings. Years afterward, Goki Zenjo, the former right-hand man of Jin Habari and a survivor of that event, comes back to serve in SCEPTER 4, now led by the new Blue King, Reisi Munakata. Still, Zenjo struggles to accept Munakata as his king. One day, Munakata asks Zenjo to personally train a young new member named Takeru Kusuhara, insisting that the lessons Zenjo imparts will be vital to SCEPTER 4's future.

In the wake of a catastrophic war, society is being rebuilt as augmented fighters clash in lethal arena bouts for glory and wealth. The 19th century marks the Era of Rebirth, a time of recovery after the destruction of battle. The sport of mechanical martial arts unites nations. These cybernetically enhanced warriors convert their blood into steam, transforming their bodies into powerful weapons designed for combat and killing. Among these contenders is the young Levius, who fights only to stay alive.

The first of two Tiger and Bunny movies, based on the first two episodes of the TV series with additional new scenes.

In Sailor Moon SuperS Plus: Ami's First Love, Ami, the studious member of the Sailor Senshi, does well in her studies, but her self-assurance wavers when a rival known as "Mercurius" begins to outperform her on nationwide exams. Making things more complicated are a secret love letter she gets and a youma that feeds on her mounting unease. Sailor Mercury must face these challenges and find a way to conquer her anxiety.

Seto Ichitaka harbors feelings for his classmate Yoshizuki Iori, whose popularity has grown to the point where she has her own school fan club. For Ichitaka, who has been too timid to even speak to Iori-chan since the moment he laid eyes on her, it would take something miraculous for them to be together. That miracle has come about, and now he and Iori are collaborating on the Freshmen Welcoming Party. Things appear to be turning around for Seto, until a special childhood friend arrives for a visit.

In "Key the Metal Idol," Tokiko Mima—nicknamed Key—is a 17-year-old robot living as a human in rural Japan. After her grandfather, Dr. Murao Mima, dies, Key inherits a crucial mission: she must become a real human by gaining thirty thousand friends. This task forces her to leave the peaceful Mamio Valley for the bustling city of Tokyo, where she reunites with her childhood friend Sakura Kuriyagawa. Inspired by idol singer Miho Utsuse, Key considers a music career to reach her friendship goal. But Miho's glamorous life hides a dark link to Jinsaku Ajou, a former rival of Dr. Mima who secretly advances military robotics. As Key works toward becoming human, Ajou's dangerous plan unfolds, revealing the complex layers of Key's true identity.

A letter arrives for Professor Layton from the renowned opera singer Jenis Quatlane, inviting him, Luke, and Remi to attend her latest performance. She also requests their help with a mystery: her friend Melina died a year ago, but later returned as a seven-year-old girl claiming to have discovered the secret of eternal life, and possessing knowledge that only the true Melina could have. Naturally, this case intrigues Layton and his apprentice, so they head to the Crown Petone opera house, while Remi remains in London to investigate several girls who have gone missing there. The opera tells the story of a lost kingdom called the Kingdom of Immortals. Once, a beautiful queen who loved music was beloved by all. But she fell gravely ill, and despite the people's efforts to find a cure, medicine failed. The queen passed away, and immediately afterward, the cure—a potion for immortality—was completed. Grieving deeply, the kingdom's people decided to become immortal by drinking the potion, so they could meet the queen when she reincarnated. Abrosia's Kingdom still exists somewhere in the world, waiting for its queen to return and sing forever. After the performance ends, a masked man appears and makes a proposal to the audience: "Let's play a game. The winner will receive eternal life. The losers will have to die." It is up to Layton and Luke to take part in the game and uncover the secret of eternal life. This story takes place between the events of the video games Professor Layton and the Last Specter and Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask.

After Lan and Muginami departed Earth a few months ago, Madoka, now in her last year of high school, spends much of her time reminiscing about her companions. Suddenly, Lan makes an unexpected return to Kamogawa City.

Deep within the Okoya Forest, a group of mythical Pokémon called Zarude resides, forbidding any outsiders from entering their territory. Koko, a young boy raised by a Zarude that left the group, has always believed he is a Pokémon. His world changes when he meets Satoshi and Pikachu, causing him to question whether he is truly a Pokémon or a human. As danger threatens the jungle, the bonds between humans and Pokémon, as well as the ties between parent and child, are put to the test.

Zoids are powerful animal-shaped combat mechs that are no longer used for warfare, but instead serve as the centerpiece of organized sporting competitions. The Blitz Team, a group of pilots struggling to find their place in the world of Zoid battling leagues, gets a lucky break when Bit Cloud, a wandering junk dealer, stumbles into their midst and shows he can pilot the difficult Liger Zero—a Zoid that refuses to let anyone else sit in its cockpit. With Bit and the Liger leading the way, the Blitz Team steadily climbs toward the top, but along the way they attract the unwanted attention of the Backdraft Group, an organization of Zoid pilots who operate outside the rules set by the Zoid Battle Commission. The Backdraft wants powerful Zoids to add to their collection, and they have their sights set on the Liger Zero.

Scientists use a fossil from the Mythical Pokémon Mew to create Mewtwo, a Legendary Pokémon intended to be an immensely powerful weapon surpassing natural boundaries. After gaining self-awareness, Mewtwo becomes disillusioned with its origins and decides to seek revenge on its human creators. Satoshi, Pikachu, and their companions get caught up in the resulting chaos. With the future of the Pokémon world at stake, the group must confront Mewtwo's hostility as the creature struggles to find its own purpose.

This special edition contains two extra stories. The first, called Chapter L (also known as Chapter 25), focuses on senpai Lohmeyer/Romaiya. The second tale, titled Chapter F (or Chapter 26), shows Miwako using various ways to tease Yamazaki.

A mystery emerges during the Justice Day celebration in Sternbild, an event that honors the city's revered goddess, and drives the film's plot.

After a crushing rejection, a disheartened Youta Moteuchi finds a dimly lit video store and buys a "video girl" tape meant to comfort lonely people. When he tries to play it on his broken VCR, a girl named Ai Amano emerges from the television and lands on his bed. Though she initially appears to be Youta's ideal partner for experiencing real love, the faulty device has warped her personality. Despite her shortcomings, Ai earnestly vows to help Youta find true happiness and love. The story centers on the everyday life of a teenage boy striving for a meaningful relationship, with Ai acting as his virtual guide as Youta sets out to win over the girl he adores.

In "Pokémon: The Mastermind of Mirage Pokémon," Dr. Yung, a private Pokémon researcher, introduces an innovative Mirage system capable of digitally recreating ancient Pokémon such as Kabutops and Armaldo. After receiving an invitation from Dr. Yung, Professor Oak, Ash, and their companions travel to the Mirage Mansion to observe a live demonstration of the technology. During a battle between Dr. Yung's Mirage Pokémon and Ash's team, the system abruptly glitches, causing a Mirage Aerodactyl to appear and abduct Dr. Yung. A mysterious figure called "The Mirage Master" then emerges, claiming the Mirage System can generate Pokémon with no flaws. Ash, Misty, and Professor Oak must act quickly to stop the villain's scheme and save Dr. Yung.

A curse binds both past and present. Mao, a young mystic onmyoji living in the Taisho period of early 1900s Japan, has endured a life-altering curse that has forced him to exist for nine hundred long years. His world grows even more peculiar when he encounters Nanoka Kiba, a junior high school girl who appears to have traveled from the future. Despite her youth, Nanoka has led an unusual life of her own, marked by the traumatic loss of both parents in a grisly accident when she was a small child. When Nanoka decides to revisit that fateful shopping arcade, she is whisked away to a different time and place—a realm where supernatural ayakashi thrive in an era long before her own. There she meets Mao, whose abrupt and puzzling question makes Nanoka see herself and her strange life in an entirely new light. Now the two travelers from different eras join forces to confront the dark forces that hold sway over both their lives.

In "Ranma ½ OVA," Ranma Saotome persists in his attempts to regain his male form. He navigates a series of comedic predicaments brought on by the many girls surrounding him. A major hurdle involves turning down the numerous arranged marriage proposals directed at him. Through this turmoil, Ranma relies on his cleverness and martial arts skills to maintain his composure. Managing the affections of multiple admirers, both male and female, tests his determination and risks causing heartbreak. It remains unclear if Ranma will find the bravery to confess his true feelings to Akane or devise another excuse to avoid wedding the tomboyish girl.

The rooster in "Rooster Fighter" is no ordinary barnyard bird; he stands as humanity's ultimate protector. Even when up against adversaries that rise over ten stories high, his fearless spirit and potent crow—cock-a-doodle-doo!—prove devastatingly effective.

In the year 20XX, a young boy named Netto Hikari receives a special gift as he starts fifth grade: his own customized net navi, Rockman. Though Rockman is small in size and has a much more responsible personality, the two quickly become best friends. A net navi is designed to guide its operator from inside their Personal Terminal, or PET for short. Children and adults alike enjoy friendly Net Battles, where they spar their navis against each other to prove their worth.

Spin-off of Accel World included on the Accel World Blu-rays & DVDs.

Episodes 14 and 15, released with the first and third BD/DVD volumes.

In a remote tropical jungle, Yaiba Kurogane, a young boy training in swordsmanship under his father Kenjuurou, has no knowledge of the outside world. One day, father and son end up inside a shipping container headed for Japan, where they encounter Kenjuurou's former rival, Raizou Mine, and his daughter, Sayaka. With few choices, Yaiba accepts a challenge from the Mine family: defeat their strongest student, and he can remain. Yaiba's extraordinary skill and remarkable strength earn him a place at the dojo. Seeking stronger opponents, he follows Sayaka to school and quickly loses to Takeshi Onimaru, declaring him his new rival. As Onimaru inherits his family's sword and gains demonic powers, Yaiba must push himself to become even stronger in order to ultimately defeat him.

Children all over the world are asleep, unaware of the danger lurking in the shadows. But this night, a strange darkness floats on the wind, and one by one, the children begin to disappear. It seems to be a supernatural force that feeds on their dreams. The evil Queen Badiyanu, along with her loyal fairies, helps in using the "Black Dream Hole" to swallow the Earth. It is up to Sailor Moon and the Sailor Soldiers to stop the approaching Darkness.

In the latest film, Ash encounters the Legendary Pokémon Volcanian when it plummets from the sky, surrounded by a dust cloud, and an unusual bond forms between them. Volcanion, deeply distrustful of humans and trying to break free, ultimately drags Ash along on a quest to rescue something crucial. They arrive at a city built entirely from complex machinery, where a wicked minister has stolen the greatest creation ever made: the Artificial Pokémon Magearna, crafted five centuries ago. The minister intends to use Magearna's mysterious powers to take control of the mechanical kingdom. Can Ash and Volcanion team up to save Magearna? A monumental battle in Pokémon history awaits!

In pursuit of his dream to become a Pokémon Master, Ash travels to Fura City for the Wind Festival. Determined to win the Get Race, Ash and Pikachu compete against Kagachi, a braggart who enters the race at his niece Lily’s insistence. Despite having little knowledge about Pokémon, Kagachi makes a deal with the introverted scientist Torito for help with his public speaking. Following Kagachi's victory, Ash meets Risa, a former sprint champion aiming to catch a Pokémon. However, during Torito's speech, Team Rocket invades the lab and steals a vital capsule, causing the Sacred Flame of the Wind Festival to disappear and leading to a series of calamities. Ash and his friends set out on a journey to unravel the mystery, encountering several people along the way, including Zeraora, the supposedly extinct Thunderclap Pokémon.

After a decade apart, twin sisters Towa and Setsuna finally meet again and learn they are the half-demon offspring of the powerful demon Sesshoumaru. Together with Moroha, Inuyasha's daughter, the trio embarks on a quest to recover their lost memories.

On the barren deserts of Planet Zi, a young man named Van stumbles upon an abandoned facility and discovers a sealed pod containing a strange, robotic dinosaur-like creature known as an "Organoid." Naming the Organoid Zeke, Van soon finds himself pursued by a gang of bandits who want the creature for themselves. These bandits wield combat-ready machines called "Zoids," which are animal-like mechanical constructs. To defend himself, Van activates and bonds with an ancient Zoid known as the "Shield Liger." Returning to the facility with Zeke, Van finds another pod, hoping for another Organoid. But when the pod opens, a girl named Fiona emerges with no memory of her past—only the knowledge that she must find something called the "Zoid Eve." Determined to uncover her origins, Fiona joins Van and Zeke as they set out on a journey to locate the Zoid Eve. Along the way, they meet both allies and enemies, navigating dangerous situations while sharing lighter, heartfelt moments.

The story takes place in Diamond Ore Country, a subterranean realm where Carbink live peacefully. The land's energy comes from a massive diamond called the Sacred Diamond, which only Princess Diancie can create. But Diancie has not yet mastered the power to produce such a diamond, and the current Sacred Diamond's energy is nearly depleted, threatening the country's end. Diancie meets Ash and Pikachu and joins them on a journey to find the legendary Pokémon Xerneas, which holds sacred power. Along the way, they discover the cocoon of Yveltal, the Destruction Pokémon said to have once wiped out all life in Kalos.

In "Pokémon the Movie: Genesect and the Legend Awakened," the original home of the Genesect has vanished. Though the snowy mountains where these Paleozoic Pokémon once lived have become uninhabitable after 300 million years, a few surviving Genesect search for new territory. Led by a Shiny Genesect and accompanied by the legendary Pokémon Mewtwo, they arrive at New Tork City, mistaking its skyscrapers for their former habitat. The Genesect take over the city center, disrupting local Pokémon and endangering human lives. The situation escalates when the Genesect leader challenges Mewtwo to a fast-paced, strategic battle that could devastate the entire city. It falls to Satoshi and his companions to save New Tork City and restore peace between the clashing Pokémon.

In ancient times, the Kingdom of the Vale prospered until the ruler's sons fought each other, unleashing their legendary companions, Reshiram and Zekrom, which disrupted the Dragon Force that sustained their land. The mythical Pokémon, Victini, intervened to restore order by sealing the Dragon Force with the Sword of the Vale. However, disturbing the sword could trigger a catastrophic event once again. Damon, a descendant of the Vale's dispersed people, aims to revive his forefathers' kingdom by summoning Zekrom and seizing the Dragon Force. As Satoshi and his companions reach Eindoak Town at the base of the Sword, they encounter Damon's plan and team up with Victini, the protector of the Vale, to stop his plot and prevent the calamity that befell the kingdom a millennium ago.

Every night, young Toramizu Ginta dreams of a magical world and longs to visit it. Only his friend Koyuki believes in his dreams, but Ginta stays optimistic despite the criticism he gets from others. His wish comes true when a huge door appears before him one day, calling him to the realm of MAR Heaven. In that world, weapons called ARMS exist. At first, Ginta delights in exploring this magical place, but he soon discovers the devastating wars that previously ravaged MAR Heaven and the conflict that might arise again.

Second season of Osomatsu-san.

A sudden, unnatural snowstorm blankets Tokyo, prompting the Sailor Senshi to investigate and discover the Snow Queen Kaguya's sinister plan to freeze the entire world. The combined forces of the Inner and Outer Sailor Senshi unite to stop her. Meanwhile, Luna finds herself developing romantic feelings for a human astronomer named Kakeru, whose girlfriend is scheduled to leave on a space shuttle mission. As Kakeru's health deteriorates, Luna considers wishing to become human in order to help him more effectively.

During a barbecue with his friends, Naruto Uzumaki discovers an odd bottle containing a genie. Though he is given three wishes, Naruto quickly wastes the first two, leaving Sasuke Uchiha and Sakura Haruno frustrated. Their annoyance sparks a heated argument over who should decide the final wish. The noise attracts nearby ninjas, and the situation escalates into a chaotic free-for-all as everyone tries to seize the magical bottle.

In "Pokémon the Movie: Kyurem VS. The Sword of Justice," Keldeo, a Mythical Pokémon, aims to become a member of the Swords of Justice, a group dedicated to aiding those in need. To earn his place, he must fully unleash the power of his horn and master the Sacred Sword technique, prompting him to challenge Kyurem, a Legendary Dragon dwelling in an old mine inside a frozen crater. Though initially confident, Keldeo soon realizes he is no match for this formidable opponent. Meanwhile, Satoshi and his companions are journeying through the Unova region when they encounter an injured Keldeo. At the same time, Kyurem begins wreaking havoc by draining energy from other Legendary Pokémon, creating an imbalance that endangers the entire region. With support from his new friends, Keldeo must overcome his shortcomings and confront Kyurem once more, this time with the fate of the world hanging in the balance.

Shu, along with his friends Jiro and Kluke, bands together to protect their village when it comes under a sudden and mysterious assault. During the conflict, they encounter the warrior Zola and learn about the power of Shadow, which allows them to summon formidable creatures from their own shadows. Shu forms a bond with Blue Dragon, one of the most powerful of these beings, and the group embarks on a quest to overcome their enemies.

Recaps of the JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken: Ougon no Kaze series.

A century ago, a solitary traveler trapped Hoopa—a creature strong enough to dominate even legendary Pokémon—inside a magic bottle. The flask was hidden deep in a desert cave, intended to keep the imprisoned evil sealed forever. Years later, a young person discovers the bottle and accidentally releases the trapped force. This released entity appears as Hoopa's dark shadow, shattering the flask so it cannot be contained again. The shadow then begins a destructive assault, battling the real Hoopa and summoning legendary Pokémon to intensify the conflict. Satoshi, a novice Pokémon trainer from Kanto, and his companions become entangled in the chaos. They must halt the shadow's violent rampage or face a catastrophic clash among legendary beings.

In the ancient Kingdom of the Vale, peace was broken when the king's sons clashed, each supported by a Legendary Pokémon—Reshiram and Zekrom. This conflict disrupted the Dragon Force, the kingdom's lifeblood. Only with the help of the Mythical Pokémon Victini was order restored, and the Dragon Force was later sealed away by the Sword of the Vale. However, any disturbance to this sword could reignite the chaos. Damon, a descendant of the Vale's displaced people, seeks to revive his ancestors' empire. By summoning the Legendary Pokémon Zekrom, he plans to remove the Sword of the Vale and seize the Dragon Force. Meanwhile, Satoshi and his companions arrive at Eindoak Town, located beneath the Sword of the Vale. They join forces with Victini, the Vale's protector, to stop Damon's scheme and prevent the catastrophe that struck the kingdom a thousand years ago from happening again.

Hamtarou is a small, adorable, and very lovable hamster. When his owner, fifth-grader Hiroko Haruna, moves to a new house, Hamtarou meets other hamsters and quickly becomes close friends with them. Together, they form the Ham-Hams, a group of adventurers ready to explore every corner of the world. While their human owners are away, the Ham-Hams go on various thrilling adventures around the city, from putting on plays to exploring magical candy lands. Meanwhile, the humans face their own challenges. Hamtarou interacts with many different characters, gets into tricky situations, and often helps Hiroko and her friends. Through all the excitement, he remains irresistibly cute. It's time for Hamtarou!

Ceres was a tennyo—a celestial maiden—who descended from the heavens to bathe in a stream. She placed her hagoromo, or feathered robe, on a nearby tree; that robe was her means of returning to the sky. However, a man stole it and forced her to become his wife, giving rise to a family line mingling human and tennyo blood. In the present day, Aya Mikage is a descendant of Ceres and carries a significant amount of tennyo blood. On her sixteenth birthday, she and her twin brother Aki are given a party. But during this "party," Aya's grandfather intends to kill her: unlike others in the family, she possesses tennyo powers and can actually transform into Ceres herself—and destroy the Mikage family. Yet Aya is able to revert, so this transformation occurs frequently. With her protector Yuuhi at her side, Aya must control Ceres and prevent her from reemerging. However, her relationship with a former employee of her wicked grandfather may prove to be a distraction.

On his tenth birthday, Satoshi oversleeps and ends up with a feisty Pikachu instead of the starter Pokémon he had wanted. Although their partnership starts off rough, Satoshi and Pikachu eventually become inseparable allies. Inspired by a fleeting glimpse of the legendary Houou soaring through the sky, they set out on a quest to find it, following the trail of the Rainbow Wing it left behind. Makoto and Souji also join Satoshi on this adventure. During their travels, Satoshi rescues an abandoned Hitokage, helps a Caterpie evolve into a Butterfree before setting it free to follow its own path, and encounters the enigmatic mythical Pokémon Marshadow. As they draw closer to their goal, they face off against the overconfident Cross, who is revealed to be Hitokage’s former trainer. Will Satoshi and Pikachu overcome Cross and fulfill their promise to meet Houou, or will their journey come to an abrupt halt?

At the prestigious Eitoku Gakuen, Tsukushi Makino, a student from a humble family, hopes to survive her last two years without incident. However, after she defends a friend and challenges the school's dominant group, the F4, she is given a red card, marking her as their enemy. As Tsukushi refuses to back down and develops romantic feelings for Hanazawa Rui, a member of the F4, she discovers that the reality behind their flawless facades is far more complex than she initially thought.

In "Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Crystal Season III," Usagi Tsukino struggles to balance her everyday life with her role as Sailor Moon, the defender of love and justice. Alongside her fellow Sailor Guardians and her boyfriend, Mamoru Chiba, she investigates a series of incidents at Mugen Academy, where students are being transformed into monsters. Their search brings them face to face with three intriguing figures: Haruka Tenou, a glamorous racecar driver; Michiru Kaiou, a talented violinist; and Hotaru Tomoe, a delicate and enigmatic girl. As more dangers arise, the Sailor Guardians encounter two additional planetary guardians whose motives remain uncertain. Despite their questionable loyalty to Usagi and her team, they must unite to battle a common enemy—a malevolent entity known as Pharaoh 90.

Mikoto Suoh, the Red King, grows increasingly unstable as the strain of controlling his volatile abilities takes its toll. At the same time, Reisi Munakata is selected by the Dresden Slate to become the new Blue King.

During his childhood, Mamoru once gave a rose to a young boy named Fiore, who promised that he would one day bring Mamoru a great many flowers. Now Fiore has returned to Earth, but his intentions reach far beyond simply keeping that promise.

Despite the common belief that ninjas no longer exist, Rekka Hanabishi firmly believes otherwise. Though his family runs a fireworks business, Rekka considers himself a contemporary ninja. His bold claims often lead to conflicts, especially since he openly states he will serve whoever defeats him in battle. Everything shifts when he meets Yanagi Sakoshita, a gentle girl with the power to heal any wound. This encounter sets off a chain of events that unveils a shocking reality: Rekka is actually the last living member of a renowned ninja clan that was obliterated centuries ago. Not only is he a genuine ninja, but he also has the unique ability to control fire. What does this revelation mean for his future? And who are the enigmatic individuals chasing after Rekka and Yanagi? Find out in Rekka no Honoo!

One Punch Man 2nd Season's commemorative recap special.

In "Accel World: Infinite∞Burst," after the confrontation with Burst Linker Dusk Taker, Kuroyukihime considers how she originally introduced Haruyuki Arita to Brain Burst—a system that accelerates mental functions, making time appear to stop. Since then, Haruyuki has gained recognition among other Burst Linkers and has aided Kuroyukihime in her endeavor to achieve the game's highest level. During a territorial battle with their legion, Nega Nebulus, Haruyuki and his group are ejected from the program by a violent storm inside the game. Security cameras across Tokyo begin to malfunction, a phenomenon Kuroyukihime links to the Brain Burst anomaly. Determined to restore order, Nega Nebulus must join forces with the remaining legions to investigate the source of the disruption and bring back the acceleration feature.

Madoka Kyouno is a vibrant girl brimming with enthusiasm. As the sole, proud member of Kamogawa Girls' High School's Jersey Club, she spends her time assisting those in need around town. Madoka's world is turned upside down when a mysterious girl named Lan suddenly asks her to pilot a robot. Driven by her wish to safeguard the people and city of Kamogawa, Madoka agrees to take control of the revived Vox robot and battle the extraterrestrials that have arrived to attack Earth.

The rage of Zoroark has been set loose! The Pokémon Baccer World Cup is underway. As the year's most hotly awaited event draws crowds to Crown City for the thrilling tournament, Ash, Pikachu, and his companions come across a strange Pokémon they have never encountered before. Then the three Legendary Pokémon—Raikou, Entei, and Suicune—appear without warning and begin wreaking havoc through the city. It falls to Ash and his friends, together with their newfound Pokémon ally Zorua, to discover the truth behind the immense and formidable forces at play. What strange and dangerous powers are stirring within Crown City? Why has Celebi suddenly returned after disappearing for twenty years? And why is the fearsome Zoroark venting its fury on the town? The search for these answers leads down an uncertain road full of peril—can Ash and his companions summon enough courage, strength, and friendship to unravel the mystery and save Crown City in time?

The grand sports festival in Konohagakure is in full swing, with all ninja teams vying for the ultimate prize: a week of paid vacation. Naruto Uzumaki is determined to triumph alongside Sasuke Uchiha and Sakura Haruno. However, he faces an unexpected obstacle in the form of a sudden digestive problem. Balancing his participation in the competitions with his urgent need, Naruto finds himself in a series of increasingly challenging situations as he tries to resolve his predicament.

Jirou Azuma is a seventeen-year-old shinobi descendant living peacefully with his grandfather, using his ability to talk with animals to befriend and protect them. Like his grandfather, he continues the family's combat training traditions. His life alters when he rescues a stray black cat named Ragou, only to learn the feline is actually a mononoke—a spirit locked in a long conflict with humanity. When another mononoke attacks, Jirou defends Ragou with his shinobi skills but suffers a fatal wound. Instead of draining Jirou's remaining life, Ragou chooses to give him his own leftover power, reviving Jirou and granting him enhanced supernatural abilities that boost his shinobi techniques. Ryousuke Shiba, an agent of the Bureau of Espionage that eliminates hostile mononoke, witnesses the event. Shiba then invites Jirou and his grandfather to join the Bureau's new unit, Black Torch, to confront dangerous mononoke that threaten innocent people.

In the town of Clock Hill, an unremarkable boarding house named Maison Ikkoku stands, but its residents are far from ordinary. Among them is the quiet tenant Yuusaku Godai, who is fed up with the endless noise and lively gatherings of his neighbors. Determined to relocate to a quieter environment to focus on his studies, he prepares to leave. However, his plans are suddenly disrupted upon meeting Kyoko Otonashi, the new manager of the boarding house. Captivated by her, Godai changes his mind about moving out. Kyoko, however, harbors her own romantic struggles; she is a widow who lost her husband only six months into their marriage. As her feelings for Godai begin to develop, she remains attached to the memory of her late spouse, believing no one else can fill the void in her life. With Godai's persistence and support from the quirky residents, Kyoko may yet discover love once more.

In the 2018 rendition of "Captain Tsubasa," the story follows Tsubasa Oozora, an eleven-year-old elementary school boy whose existence is defined by a deep passion for soccer. From a very young age, Tsubasa has dedicated himself to football, turning what began as a simple hobby for others into an all-consuming dream. To chase his aspirations during his elementary school years, Tsubasa moves with his mother to Nankatsu City, an area famous for its outstanding elementary school soccer teams. Although he was the star player in his previous town, the level of competition in Nankatsu is intense, forcing Tsubasa to rely on every bit of his skill and natural talent to stand out. Throughout his journey, Tsubasa meets both rivals and friends, such as the spirited Sanae Nakazawa and the talented goalkeeper Genzo Wakabayashi, who share Tsubasa's love for the game and will become important allies on his road to success. His ultimate goal is to represent Japan in the FIFA World Cup, but achieving that dream will require more than just raw ability.

As the Fourth Great Ninja War draws near, Sunagakure hosts a special Chunin exam to strengthen the Allied Shinobi Forces. Among the participants are the aspiring Konohamaru Sarutobi and the renowned Naruto Uzumaki. Despite a notable gap in their abilities, Konohamaru is eager for the chance to demonstrate his skills against Naruto, who serves as both his role model and rival.

Satoshi and his companions lose their way in a barren wasteland. They soon encounter a "Water Pokemon Show" headlined by Hiromi, the star performer of the Mariner Troupe. Hiromi is a descendant of the Water People, a group able to converse with water-type Pokemon, and she shares with the group a legend handed down through her lineage for ages. According to the tale, the Water People once built a temple called "The Water Temple Akuusha" hidden somewhere in the ocean, and a treasure known as "The Water Crown" is concealed within. It is believed that no one has ever laid eyes on this treasure—until a Pokemon Ranger named Jack Walker (also called Jackie) appears in pursuit of it. Jackie is on a highly classified mission to safeguard the egg of Manaphy, the leader of water Pokemon. This Pokemon, referred to as the "Prince of the Sea," must be transported to the Water Temple Akuusha, so Satoshi and his friends, along with Hiromi, decide to assist him. Along the way, a pirate by the name of Phantom attacks the group from his enormous submarine. Phantom intends to harness the Water Crown's power to dominate the world, but first he must unravel the mystery of Manaphy's egg. When the Rocket-Dan gets involved, Jackie uses his Capture Styler to temporarily borrow the abilities of a nearby Pokemon to fight back. Satoshi and Pikachu jump into the battle, yet they still have to withstand the assaults of Phantom's formidable high-tech mecha! Suddenly, the egg begins to glow with a brilliant light, and Manaphy is born! What is the secret of the legendary treasure? What mysterious powers does Manaphy possess? Can Satoshi and his friends, along with Jackie, accomplish their top secret mission? The journey to reach the Water Temple Akuusha has begun!

After safely accompanying Takigakure's timid leader, Shibuki, back to his village, Naruto Uzumaki, Sasuke Uchiha, and Sakura Haruno are taken by surprise when rogue ninja launch an unexpected assault. With their instructor, Kakashi Hatake, having already departed for Konohagakure, the three must defend themselves without his aid. As they prepare to rescue the captured villagers, they discover that Suien, the attack's orchestrator, is after the Hero Water—a substance capable of temporarily multiplying a person's chakra tenfold. Realizing Shibuki possesses this precious elixir, Suien takes the villagers hostage to force Shibuki to surrender. Despite overwhelming odds, Naruto fights fiercely, inspiring Shibuki to find the courage needed to protect his home.

Many millennia ago, a meteor from space threatened to destroy the world, but Arceus intervened to protect it. In the struggle, Arceus was gravely wounded, and Damos (ダモス) took care of it. As a token of gratitude, Arceus promised to make the barren land of Michīna rich and prosperous, and entrusted Damos with the Jewel of Life (命の宝玉). Arceus lent Damos sixteen pieces of its own body to create the Jewel, with the agreement that they would be returned on a designated day. But Arceus was betrayed when they were not brought back, and it vowed to judge humanity once it awakened. Countless millennia later, Satoshi, Hikari, and Takeshi arrive in the riverside town of Michīna (ミチーナ), surrounded by natural beauty. They decide to visit the ruins of Michīna, which stand atop a great rock formation, with a large and gorgeous lake at its shore. Captivated by the lake, Satoshi and his friends are suddenly caught off guard as waves begin to rise and a tornado of water wreaks havoc. From the ruins of Michīna runs out a descendant of Damos, a girl named Sheena. Seeing what is happening, she summons Dialga and cries, "Dialga, please!" Dialga manages to halt the tornado. Satoshi and his friends finally make it to the ruins, where Kevin and Sheena recount the ancient legend of Michīna. Moments after they finish the tale, Dialga, Palkia, and Giratina erupt into a fierce battle, and the ruins of Michīna are destroyed. Arceus awakens...

In Terra Formars: Revenge, the Annex I crew persists in their struggle against the Terraformars—enormous humanoid cockroaches that developed from samples initially sent to Mars. Instead of discovering a remedy for the devastating Alien Engine Virus ravaging Earth, the Annex I team finds that various squads are motivated by their own nationalistic objectives. Consequently, the fighters must battle both the Terraformars to stay alive and one another in an endless pursuit of global supremacy.

Every fifty years, the enigmatic Hourai Island appears, regarded by some as a source of eternal youth and by others as an omen of catastrophe. After Inuyasha's group rescues a half-demon child from a monstrous creature, they discover her name is Ai and that she fled from Hourai Island. To their surprise, Ai recognizes Inuyasha and pleads with him to save her friends, who are imprisoned by the Four War Gods—vicious demons with whom Inuyasha has a grim history. When they arrive at Hourai, they find only a few orphans left, destined to be sacrificed to empower the Four War Gods. These children bear a magical seal that binds them. To break it, Inuyasha must defeat the four demons, a task requiring strategic courage and the full support of his companions.

In "Pokémon: Giratina and the Sky Warrior," the legendary Renegade Pokémon Giratina encounters the Temporal Pokémon Dialga near a lake and pulls it into its own realm, an alternate dimension separate from the main world. During this disturbance, a small green Pokémon gets caught in the chaos but manages to escape. Dialga uses this opportunity to flee before Giratina can capture it. When this green Pokémon accidentally disrupts a picnic between Satoshi and his friends, it is taken to a Pokémon Center for treatment, where it is identified as Shaymin, the mythical Gratitude Pokémon. Using telepathy, Shaymin asks Satoshi, Hikari, and Takeshi to take it to a certain place. Before they can determine the destination, they find themselves pursued by both Giratina and an enigmatic individual named Zero, who are both aiming to capture Shaymin. Can Satoshi and his companions safely lead Shaymin to its intended location while avoiding these looming dangers?

Chise is an ordinary, unremarkable schoolgirl living in a small military town in Hokkaido. She is small, somewhat frail, and not particularly intelligent. Her life centers around her growing feelings for Shuuji, her classmate and childhood friend. Their daily routine involves dealing with the typical challenges of high school and the infamous "Hell Hill" climb to school every morning. One day, while Shuuji and his friends are in Sapporo buying gifts for their girlfriends, a devastating aerial attack destroys the city, killing many, including one of Shuuji's friends. This marks the beginning of a full-scale war. In the chaos, Shuuji discovers Chise, who has been transformed—now equipped with metallic wings and a massive gun replacing her right arm, turning her into an unstoppable cyborg weapon. As the conflict reaches their hometown, the strain on Chise and Shuuji's relationship grows due to her drastic change, leaving them unsure if she is still human at all.