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In the series Gold Muscle, a deranged scientist named Dr. Carlo Gorgon modifies athletes by combining them with animal DNA, resulting in superhuman competitors in various sports. The unmodified athletes, who serve as the main protagonists, organize to confront Dr. Gorgon and put an end to his sinister schemes.

A 2014 film set in an ancient era where humans and yokai spirits once coexisted, until warring demon yokai were shown an alternative, non-lethal method of combat. Whenever bamboo flowers bloom, the seal on the defeated side is released, granting the winners immense power—and currently, demon yokai hold that advantage. Because the next supreme commander must be a human, the spirit yokai leader Nurarihyon dispatches Maya to locate a suitable child to head their forces in the upcoming conflict.

After a soccer match one day, six children are playing a cute RPG-like video game at their homes. One of them scored the winning goal, another was the goalkeeper who just missed the ball, and the others were two pairs rooting for opposite sides. Suddenly, when they defeat a boss, a strange object appears in front of them, and they get pulled into the game world! Tomoru (the scorer), Mio, and Dai end up together with Professor Galileo, who tells them he created the game they've entered, called Eureka, but he accidentally got sucked in as well. To return to their world, they need to clear missions that appear in certain areas of the world. So when a mission shows up, Tomoru and the gang make the professor take them along. When they reach area C-1, they discover not only a mission but also a rival group! The rival professor has brought their opponents from the soccer game—Yukio, Suzuka, and Kouta—with him! Their mission is, of course, scientific. First, the computer explains how lightning forms, and then they must figure out a way to stop the lightning to clear the mission! Tomoru and company manage to accomplish it and obtain a Eureka Stone, allowing them to return to their world! Except... the gateway back actually requires ten Eureka Stones total before it will open! Sounds like there's plenty of science to learn and missions to complete before they can go home.

Ires and his father Leglight work as traveling merchants. On their way to Gramnoa, they encounter a powerful fighter named Yuan, known as "Tempest." Mistaking them for bandits, Yuan attacks. Leglight drives him back using a mystical weapon. But then Leglight is swallowed by a dark light, leaving behind only his weapon, a "device," along with a note telling Ires to find someone called Oldman in Gramnoa. Determined to rescue his father, Ires heads for Gramnoa.

Anime based on JRPG series Spectral Force.

Gakkou no Kaidan SP serves as a prequel to the Gakkou no Kaidan anime and is often considered its second season. In this installment, the ghosts are depicted as more friendly. They reside in an abandoned theater, complete with an invisible audience. Within this theater, short horror stories are presented, all based on Japanese folk tales.

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

Special short episode of Animegataris streamed on Niconico-douga.

Dramatic story of the Yamazaki family during the year Showa 39 (1964), the year that Tokyo hosted the Summer Olympics.

This is based on the autobiography of singer Kawashima Ai. The book is titled "Saigo no Kotoba (The Last Words)" and depicts Kawashima Ai's life following her mother's death. The narrative details her path toward fulfilling her aspiration of becoming a singer, including how she would give free performances on the streets of Tokyo.

The Tohoku region was struck by a devastating 9.0 magnitude earthquake on March 11, 2011, compelling the proprietors of Tomita Diner to flee during the evacuation, abandoning their eight-year-old canine companion, Gonta. Yoshino, a university student in Tokyo, joins a volunteer pet rescue squad and journeys to the disaster-stricken area. She rescues a dog and gives him the name Peace, but soon learns he suffers from a grave illness, with possibly just a month remaining in his life. Driven by a resolve to bring Peace back to his original owners, Yoshino begins a search that ultimately leads her to the Tomita family, where she discovers that Peace is in fact Gonta. Against the grim medical forecast, Gonta defies expectations and survives longer than predicted, instilling hope in numerous disaster survivors. Yoshino, propelled by her own personal reasons, intensifies her commitment to animal rescue initiatives.

A short spin-off anime released on "Kouya no Kotobuki Hikoutai: Oozora no Takeoff Girls!" game app and YouTube.

Zunko Tohoku possesses the ability to transform any mochi into delectable zunda mochi by striking it with her Zunda Arrow. Together with Kiritan Tohoku, Itako Tohoku, Usagi Chuugoku, Metan Shikoku, and Sora Kyushu, she revels in the joy of consuming these treats. On the opposing side, Chanko Ooedo commands the Natto Factory alongside her allies Tsurugi Chubu, Shinobi Kansai, Awamo Okinawa, and Meron Hokkaido. Although both zunda and natto rely on beans, the edamame for zunda and the soybeans for natto are harvested at different times, with edamame coming first. This discrepancy leaves the Natto Factory fearful of a potential drop in soybean yields. Consequently, Chanko dispatches Awamo Okinawa and Meron Hokkaido to Zunko's residence to carry out an assassination, yet a third faction suddenly emerges. This series is part of the 2017 Anime Tamago Projects.

Hiro Momose endured bullying in middle school, where she was forced to run errands for delinquents. Now entering high school as a freshman, she aims to start fresh. Though every student must join a club, clumsy Hiro gets rejected everywhere she applies. This leads her to the "Helper's Club," a group on the brink of dissolution with only one member: Dan Ichikura. On the surface, Ichikura appears perfect—good grades, athletic, dependable—but he hides a secret that hits uncomfortably close to Hiro's past: he used to be a delinquent. After she discovers this, Ichikura makes her promise to keep it quiet. Now Hiro must avoid reverting to her middle school days and make this chance encounter work for them both.

In the spring of 1956, about a decade after the Pacific War ended, a new teacher named Rieko Sakamoto arrives at an elementary school in Kiba, downtown Tokyo. Around the same time, a transfer student from Kobe, Shizu Miyanaga, joins class 4 of the sixth grade. Shizu is a bright and pretty girl who dreams of becoming a singer. Excelling in both sports and studies, she quickly becomes the focal point of attention in the class. Akira, the son of a joiner and the class president, begins to feel something special for Shizu.

A compilation film for Kouya no Kotobuki Hikoutai that includes newly animated footage. In a barren world where zeppelins provide the safest means of transporting cargo, air pirates dominate the skies, attacking aerial trade and extorting isolated towns for ransom. To counter these airborne threats, one must hire protection from above, and that is where mercenary pilots like the members of the Kotobuki Squadron step in. Gripping the controls of their lightweight Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa fighters, these falcon-like women engage in a perilous game of escort, where even a single misstep can lead to a fiery crash or a collision in midair. Yet for predators of the sky such as Kylie, Reona, Chika, Emma, Kate, and Zara, the risk is worthwhile for the chance to spread their wings and ascend into the heavens.

Dramatic story of the Yamazaki family during the year Showa 39 (1964), the year that Tokyo hosted the Summer Olympics.

Nitaroh loses his sight as a child due to a sickness. He receives the shamisen that belonged to his mother and learns the fundamentals from a blind wandering shamisen performer. With support from both familiar and new companions, he follows the journey that guides him toward his destiny—becoming the originator of the Tsugaru style of shamisen playing.

Second season of Yasei no Last Boss ga Arawareta!.

Cockroach Girls follows Gokicha, a diminutive cockroach girl who relocates from the Kanto region to Hokkaido, hoping that people there, having never encountered her species, might be open to befriending her. Despite her earnest efforts, she frequently ends up being stepped on or doused with insecticide. Together with her companion Chaba, Gokicha copes with the tough realities of existing as a cockroach in the urban environment.

Mari Hayase is looking for her father, Eiji, a scientist who vanished three years ago, leaving her only a pendant known as the armillary compass. After Mari comes across a peculiar book, the compass starts to glow, sending her hurtling backward through time. Assisted by her close friend Waka Mizuki and Waka's brother Shun, Mari sets off on a journey through different eras to locate her father, meeting famous scientists whose breakthroughs shaped our understanding of magnetism and electricity.

Touka Kamiazuma takes up his family's responsibility to safeguard the enchanted realm of Kamitsumihara after learning that the legendary stone sword Sekiken resides within his body. His bond with the land grows stronger when he encounters the oddly captivating Momoka Kawakabe. Pulled toward each other for reasons neither can explain, they are soon entangled by fate's unyielding strands in a network of hidden truths and age-old sorrows—setting an ancient myth into motion and transforming Kamitsumihara's very landscape.

Returning to Japan after spending five years overseas, Noriko visits her parents in Kanazawa, where both the familiar and the new await her. The city stirs memories of her youth and brings to light secrets she once believed were long buried. Feeling stuck in a marriage that brings her no fulfillment, Mimi discovers a new spark through her encounters with the local garbage collector, Kou. Now living with Kou while still legally wed to another man, she wrestles with the choices that brought her here and whether to keep up appearances or chase genuine happiness. Hatoko Nikawa, now 39, looks back on her "best ten" moments, all of which happened before she turned 18. Excitement builds as her middle school reunion draws near, and she looks forward to seeing her first love again, though she is uncertain how much he has changed over the years. Maho Katou struggles with overwhelming difficulties: a son who stays in bed all day, a daughter who is seldom at home, and a husband without a job. Working night shifts at a local store to support her family leaves her almost no time for rest or enjoyment. As Maho pushes herself to her limits, the toll on her health becomes increasingly apparent.

Hideo Middle School eighth-grader Ayu Tateishi is a member of the tennis club and comes across as a cool girl admired by her female classmates. In reality, she's just an ordinary girl putting on a cool front because she has a crush on Kachi-kun from the baseball team. Transfer student Nina Sakura absolutely adores Ayu. But Nina has a huge secret—she's actually a young witch who transferred from the magic kingdom, complete with a magic computer and a magical treasure box. Unfortunately, her magic always ends up causing big trouble! As for the boys, there's Tetsushi Kachi, the rising star ace of the baseball team who's very popular with the girls, and his best friend Hiroki Tsujiai, a calm and quiet member of the tennis club, along with many others. This story is a school romantic comedy set at Hideo Middle School, featuring the cool beauty Ayu, the young witch Nina, Kachi-kun from the baseball team, and Tsujiai-kun from the tennis team. Plus, there are original characters that Yoshizumi-sensei designed specifically for the anime, so keep an eye out for them!

In a barren wasteland where survival hinges on limited resources, zeppelins transport goods, guarded by mercenary squadrons flying single-engine fighters. These courageous pilots battle pirates and political turmoil to maintain peace in this harsh realm. Kylie, a skilled and spirited aviator, is recruited into the Kotobuki Squadron by her childhood friend Emma. Leveraging her natural flying talent, Kylie soon becomes essential to the six-member team. Piloting Hayabusa aircraft, the squadron accepts contracts to safeguard people, cargo, and social stability, navigating the intricate struggles of their world.

After a Martian probe breaks apart during re-entry, mysterious beings known as "Ancients" start appearing in Tokyo, causing destruction and proving immune to conventional weapons. Scientists are baffled by the sudden emergence of these hostile creatures, which are spreading chaos across the globe. Hope arrives with the creation of the MARS suit, an advanced weapon designed specifically to combat the Ancients. However, only individuals with rare DNA can operate it. Among the few qualified is Takeru Hinata, an ordinary teenager haunted by his past. With assistance from the AAST, a special police force created to confront the monstrous threat, Takeru takes up the fight against the Ancients while grappling with his own inner turmoil and trying to uncover the truth behind Earth's new enemies.

Minoa Asagaya is haunted by a vivid scene from an anime she watched as a child but cannot recall its title. She turns to her classmates at Sakaneko High School for help, catching the interest of Arisu Kamiigusa—the most popular and wealthy girl in class, who is also an avid otaku. Despite Arisu's vast knowledge, the anime remains unidentified. Seeing the lack of an anime club at their school, Minoa and Arisu decide to form the Anime Research Club, hoping that gathering anime fans will lead them to uncover the identity of the elusive anime. Through this endeavor, Minoa discovers the intriguing world of anime.

Lufas Maphaahl, the Black-Winged Tyrant, once dominated the world of Exgate, bringing it under her control. Her rule, believed to be sustained by fear, ended when seven heroes defeated her, concluding the player-driven campaign with what seemed like a triumph. Yet the one controlling Lufas's avatar received a mysterious message from Exgate's goddess, pulling them back into the game. Waking up in Lufas's body two centuries after her downfall, the player discovers Exgate is on the verge of collapse due to the Devil King's assault. As Lufas, they must journey across the land, gathering her loyal followers, the Twelve Heavenly Stars, while uncovering the truth behind their return.

A decade after the Bubble War, the gap between the wealthy and the poor has grown increasingly stark worldwide, and Japan is no exception. The rich pursue the fulfillment of their desires and personal pleasure, and Tokyo has become a city shaped by this pursuit. Saiga, a former war photographer, now works for Hibara Ginza in the capitalist state of Tokyo. He infiltrates the Roppongi Club, a secretive facility located in the city's red-light district, in order to gather intelligence on them. However, he is caught during the operation and brought before a girl named Kagura, who is in the middle of a ritual. His contact with Kagura awakens a unique ability within him: the power to cause things to explode when he photographs them. To uncover the truth behind the Roppongi Club and Kagura, Saiga begins his solitary fight.