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Doumu befriends a boy named Kenji, which leads to him improving his pitch.

A story of the adventures of Robby and Kerobby along with their other friends.

Pecola is a young penguin who lost his parents and resides with his Grandfather, Pecolias. Cube Town is a remote small coastal village featuring an art museum, a beach, a lighthouse marked with the number 36 above its entrance, and a canal. It sits beside Crescent Bay, surrounded by the Rookery Mountains coastal range, and is regularly visited by ships, including a weekly freighter that brings mail, food, supplies, and occasional tourists from a nearby large city called Cubic City. The heights above the town lead into Glacier Valley, which remains covered in snow even during summer.

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October 1987, autumn. In Tokyo's Suganami district, the Kinoshita family lives there, with the father earning a meager salary as an ordinary office worker. To make ends meet, he decides to rent out the second floor of their apartment for extra income. One day, a stubborn-looking elderly dog accompanied by a younger boy-dog knocks on their door. The older dog introduces himself as Norayama Kuroyoshi and presents his grandson as Norakuro. He wants to start a detective agency and plans to use the unit as their office. He will serve as the bureau's president, while Norakuro-kun will be the director. He also intends to hire one of the Kinoshita sons, Keita-kun, as an employee, and their advisor will be the girl next door, Rika Sawaguchi, a high school student. On the third day after the office officially opens, the phone rings—a sign of a new case.

Tasuke, a student at a police academy, dreams of becoming its manager and locking up every criminal in Edo city. Though he's only eleven years old, he's dead set on eradicating crime to make the world a nicer place to live. Tasuke has three friends: Omon and two others. They team up and work together, kicking off a funny, sometimes serious adventure.

This music video includes the complete versions of nine tracks from the series' original soundtrack. The song list from the cover: "Love Love Minky Momo" "Minky Stick Doriminpa" "Good Looking Tonight" "Itsuka Ojisamaga......" "Love Is Window" "Anatae no Love Song" "Maho no Komoriuta" "Swing Swing Chikyuni" "Hitomi no Seiza"

In the tale of "Magical Hat," Hat is a descendant of the hero who once defeated a tyrannical ruler and sealed away Devildom. By accident, Hat tumbles into this dark realm. Now, they must confront the wicked king to drive away the encroaching shadow.

Zillion Specials 1. Akai Koudan Zillion: Emi Penguin's Diary (EMI♡PENGUIN'S DIARY) This special presents a musical retrospective, featuring songs from the original TV series with light commentary from Emi and JJ. 2. Akai Koudan Zillion: J.J. vs. Ricks - The Predestined Duel (JJ tai Ricks: Shukumei no Taiketsu) 3. Akai Koudan Zillion: Champ & Apple - Fantastic Memories (チャンプ&アップル FANTASTIC MEMORIES)

Rerere no Tensai Bakabon delivers a wide range of humor and offbeat gags that appeal to everyone from small children to adults. Bakabon and his father constantly defy conventional wisdom, highlighting the ridiculousness and comedy hidden in everyday common sense. His father lives by a unique set of principles, investigating every conceivable avenue in his quest for knowledge. Together with his father, Bakabon ventures into these mind-bending adventures, much to the irritation of their neighboring townspeople.

Heisei Tensai Bakabon is a comedy series centered on a one-time genius who has become extremely eccentric and senile. The story follows his family as they deal with the chaotic situations caused by him and his old friends in the local area.

It will be about the daily life of a big family of mushrooms living together.

In the not-too-distant future, a pair of youthful thieves known as Kiramekiman causes a stir around the world, always sending out warnings before they strike. Once they fix their sights on a target, they never miss in stealing it. At the same time, a trio of detectives chases after the Kiramekiman group but consistently fails to apprehend them. Unbeknownst to most, Kiramekiman's true purpose is honorable, as they only steal specific items to preserve peace in the future.

Tomato serves as one of the ten knights of the salad kindom. Though young and clumsy, he consistently manages to save the day, earning admiration from everyone—including the beautiful Princess Peach, with whom he is hopelessly in love. Each episode, the group sets off on a fresh adventure to tackle a new mission, a task made more difficult by the constant interference of the insect band.

The Kagami family has passed down an old Western-style palm mirror for countless generations. Akko-chan was raised knowing how precious this mirror is, so when her mother finally entrusts it to her, she cherishes it with everything she has. One day, while Taishou and his gang are stirring up trouble, Akko-chan accidentally breaks the mirror. She digs a small grave in the backyard and buries the shattered pieces. That night, she is startled awake by a blinding flash of light and a gentle voice—the Queen of the Mirror Kingdom. The Queen thanks Akko-chan for treasuring the mirror so dearly and presents her with a gift: a magical compact mirror. Whenever Akko-chan sings the enchanted words, she can transform into anything she wishes.

3 kids meet 5 micro-sized superheroes from another world who enlist in their aid in fighting off alien invaders.

Akko-chan is a lively and cheerful fifth grader in elementary school. Her father works as a newscaster, while her mother is a picture-book writer. She treasures a small palm-sized mirror given to her by her father and takes great care of it. One day, however, her absent-minded mother accidentally breaks the mirror. On a night when a beautiful full moon shines in the sky, Akko-chan buries the broken mirror pieces in the garden and goes to sleep. She is then awakened by a soft, gentle voice—the Queen of the Mirror Kingdom. The Queen thanks Akko-chan for treating the mirror with such care and presents her with a magical compact mirror. By singing the magic words, Akko-chan can transform into anything she wishes.

The Earth has become a barren desert, with survivors striving to rebuild communities. Daigo Otaki, an orphan raised by his uncle, comes of age and learns that Victor City was actually designed by his father, a brilliant scientist. His sister Saori has been overseeing the city. She urges Daigo to accept the legacy their father left him: a super robot system called Gordian. Daigo then joins the Mechacon mechanic combat 18th regiment unit, a law enforcement organization that protects Victor City from assaults by the Madokuta organization.

Ginya Otonashi dropped out of college and works part-time at a pachislot development company while pursuing his ambition of becoming a novelist. His life changes when he discovers a secret organization and becomes caught up in a competition to claim the title of champion in "Pachi Battle," the ultimate round of the Slotseum pachislot contest.

In "Energetic Bomb Ganbaruger," Koutarou's dad attempts to train him in ninja arts, but an unexpected explosion at a shrine releases a demon that Eldoran had sealed earlier. Eldoran contains the demon, though one of its minions escapes, aiming to liberate its master. To confront this threat, Eldoran provides Koutarou and his two companions with the mecha Gotiger, King Elephan, and Mach Eagle, as well as special suits granting each unique powers. Armed with these, they assemble the Miracle Ninja Ganbare Team!

When she turns sixteen, the tomboyish Princess Anmitsu has no romantic interest, which causes her parents to worry. Ignoring their concern, she flees the castle to explore life among commoners. On her adventurous outing, she makes friends with a gang of children who survive by pickpocketing. She also meets her ideal prince, Senbei, who leads the group. But soon she finds herself in a tricky situation upon discovering the children's latest scheme: they intend to steal the treasures from her own castle. Can she stop them without revealing who she really is?

In a world where multiple martial arts styles clash—including Chinese Kung Fu, Japanese Karate, and South Korean Taekwondo—among these Shaolin-trained fighters and warriors capable of carving a mountain's face, Victory Ramenman is said to be the mightiest of all. As a child, he saw his father Somenman murdered by the Cobra Gang, who still wreak havoc today. Found and taken in by the wise old Chen Sou-Mei, Ramenman trains for twelve years under his master, mastering the Essential Battle Dragon (闘龍極意書, To Ryuu Gokui Sho) style of Choujin Martial arts. Now, accompanied by his young sidekick Shao-Mai, Ramenman roams the land seeking vengeance for his father, battling various villains along the journey.

Dome Shinjo is a ten-year-old boy whose father was a legendary player for the Yomiuri Giants before passing away. From his father, he inherited a deep love for baseball and remarkable talent for the sport, though his mother and older sister try to keep him from playing. Before dying, his father taught him a magical pitch. After his mother gives him the glove his father used, Dome demonstrates that pitch during a Giants practice session and is immediately signed to the team. With the backing of the team's veteran players, this young boy makes the Giants unbeatable at home, and none of the top batters in Japan's professional league can overcome his magical pitch. However, this only applies to games played at home, since Dome is only allowed to play in the Tokyo Dome—the stadium where his father was celebrated and the reason he was given that name. When the veteran captain of the Dragons finally manages to hit his pitch, it seems Dome is truly beaten, but then he invents another magical pitch. New rivals and friends appear, including Melody Norman, an American girl who disguises herself as a boy because women are not allowed to play baseball. Eventually, the mysterious Don Carlos, a Spanish former bullfighter who plays for the Hiroshima Toyo Carp and seems to have a grudge against Dome's father, enters the scene. Will Dome succeed in leading the Giants to the league championship?

The Kikaika Empire launches an invasion of our solar system, swiftly conquering and mechanizing Neptune, Uranus, Saturn, Jupiter, and Mars before turning their attention to Earth. Standing in their path is Eldoran, Earth's ancient guardian and warrior of light. To combat this threat, Eldoran bestows upon a fifth-grade class three massive robotic dinosaurs, capable of combining into the colossal robot Gosaurer. The children then pilot this mighty machine to halt the Kikaika Empire's relentless advance.

In Magical Princess Minky Momo: La Ronde in my Dream, Momo visits an island and uncovers a hidden realm populated by children. She then becomes the center of an absurd, worldwide conflict involving multiple countries. The narrative parallels Dr. Strangelove.

There is a legend about a bridge: when two people cross paths there, they are fated to meet again. Momo encounters a boy who doubts this story, so she promises that they will reunite in the future as proof. Over the following year, Momo goes to the bridge every day, hoping to see him again while subtly affecting those around her.

This gag comedy series follows the adventures of a bizarre superhero who gains his powers through special cooking, as he battles against various aliens and other enemies that threaten the planet Earth.

Mint is a princess from the realm of dreams and magic. The natural landscape of this world mirrors the dreams of people living on Earth. That environment is now fading, as humans lose belief in their dreams and allow darkness to creep into their hearts, causing Mint's world to wither and decline. On her twelfth birthday, following a grand celebration with her father the King and her mother, Mint agrees to journey to the human world. Her mission is to help preserve the hopes and dreams of people, while also proving she possesses the wisdom needed to become a capable ruler. Her father arranges for her to stay with his sister—Mint's aunt named Herb—who runs a gift shop on Earth called the "Happiness Shop."

Kananase Yu lives the life of a typical high school student. However, he possesses inexplicable instincts when it comes to operating a mecha, which leads to his recruitment by the International Military Organization as a candidate test pilot for a new mobile armor. It turns out that several other young people of his age—including one of his classmates—have also been brought in as test pilot candidates. Now, Kananase Yu has to demonstrate that he is the most qualified for the role.

Sonic Soldier Borgman is a science fiction series blending super sentai elements with non-combining mecha technology. The narrative follows a trio that resembles a sentai team in their fight against the Youma organization. The group consists of three members associated with the primary ranger colors of pink, blue, and green. The main characters are Chuck, Ryo, and Anise, with Ryo serving as the leader. Chuck and Anise also work as teachers at a public school. Their students frequently assist the Borgman or cause problems, and some even learn their secret identities. Ryo rides a modern blue motorcycle capable of self-upgrading and speech. The transformation phrase is "Borg. Get On." Each team member wields a personalized cannon matching their armor color, used exclusively to defeat the monsters encountered.

While walking through the Swiss countryside, Randy comes across a young girl who appears to be the sole survivor of an airplane crash. The girl has no memory of the incident or her past, so Randy decides to take her in and names her Judy. The two grow up together through their childhood. Years later, at age sixteen, Judy becomes determined to uncover the truth about her origins. With Randy's assistance, she sets out to investigate her past. Her only clue is a song that repeatedly echoes in her mind—a melody titled Alpine Rose. Set against the backdrop of a world war, these two young individuals must overcome numerous hardships to reach their goal, relying solely on each other for comfort and support, which deepens their bond.

A spacecraft carrying mysterious lifeforms crashes onto a dying planet, restoring it with an energy that revives the land. Popo lives peacefully in a forest with his mother, surrounded by insects like praying mantises, ladybugs, and beetles. His dream is to become strong enough to find his father, the former Guardian of the Forest, who left long ago to conduct research and never returned. One day, while exploring, Popo encounters a dark mist spreading through the woods. The malevolent entity Passer appears, accusing Popo's father of being an enemy and the cause of the forest's troubles. Alarmed, Popo rushes home and discovers his mother has been transformed into a plant-human hybrid. Convinced that only his father can reverse the change and save the forest, Popo sets out on a journey to find him. Along the way, Popo confronts many obstacles placed by the villain Adder and his minions, who use giant beetles to block his path. He receives help from Mushiking, the Beetle King, who employs immense strength and an aggressive fighting style to defend Popo in crucial battles. As Popo embraces his destiny as the next Guardian of the Forest under Mushiking's guidance, his heroic quest to reunite with his father and rescue his home unfolds.

In a world threatened by the hostile mechanical alien forces called Garufa, Earth's defense is handled by GEAR (Guard Earth and Advanced Reconnaissance), a special organization formed to counter this danger. The key to their strategy is the GEAR Fighter Dendoh, a powerful mecha piloted by young elementary school students Kusanagi Hokuto and Izumo Ginga. As they face the Garufa threat, the growing bond between them may be essential for unlocking the Dendoh's full strength, which is crucial for protecting their planet.

The second Minky Momo comes from "Marinasa," a land of dreams and magic similar to Fenarinasa that has sunk to the bottom of the sea. On Earth, she attempts to accomplish what the first Momo could not—restore humanity's hopes and dreams—in order to rescue Fenarinasa and Marinenasa from extinction. While the series follows a similar structure to the 1982 original, it features a heavier narrative, with many episodes incorporating real-life social issues as themes.

The Mach is a racing vehicle equipped with a new engine called "X," specially developed and constructed by a man named Kenichi Hibiki, who was both a racing driver and a motor engineer. However, during a test drive conducted before its completion, he was involved in an accident and presumed dead. Meanwhile, his father Daisuke, who had been observing the test drive the entire time, recovered the wrecked car as a memento of his son. A few years later, the damaged car rebuilt by him is revived as the new Mach and enters the Grand Prix. This time, however, to protect the driver from potential accidents, the new car is fitted with a safety system called "Safety Seven," featuring seven protective devices. Additionally, it is equipped with the engine "X," which miraculously survived the tragic accident. Now, its driver is Go, Kenichi's younger brother, who is determined to carry on his brother's will. Indeed, he successfully participates in the Grand Prix and continues to grow into a top racer on the world stage.

The battle against the Insectors to protect the Inner World continues as Hunter Steele and the Spider Riders hold their ground defending Arachna. With assistance from their allies—the brilliant young officer Igneous, the daring fighter Magma, and the kind-hearted Corona—they manage to avert yet another disaster. However, this reprieve does not last. News reaches them that the Kingdom of Nuuma is under attack by the Insectors, placing the Spider Riders in a difficult position as they weigh leaving Arachna. Driven by a need to repay old debts, they journey across the Inner Ocean to defend the kingdom. Their mission: retrieve four keys owned by the Oracle, hidden by the Insectors' leader. Striving for lasting peace, Hunter and his team race to secure these keys. In this final chapter of the series, the outcome hangs in the balance: will Hunter and the Spider Riders obtain the Oracle Keys, or will Mantid and the Insectors succeed in conquering the Inner World?

In the final film of the Captain Tsubasa series, Japan takes on their formidable Dutch adversaries. After losing two matches in a row, the Japanese team's morale plummets, and even the injured Hyuga gives in to despair. In a desperate attempt to turn things around, the management contacts Wakabayashi in Germany and Tsubasa in Brazil, asking them to come to Holland and lend their support, but both initially refuse. It is only in the second half of the third game that Tsubasa finally returns, reuniting with his teammates and restoring their hope and resolve. Once again led by Tsubasa Ozora, the Japanese team triumphs with a decisive 11-1 victory in the crucial match.

This sequel to Battle B-Daman follows Yamato, the hero from the previous series, and his group as they set out to acquire the Marble "Strike Shot," which earns them a spot in the B-Daman World Championship known as "WINNERS." Their final goal is the stadium where this fierce competition unfolds. Who will endure an unthinkable series of trials and make it to the stadium? And then, who will rise to the top of the championship by conquering every rival at WINNERS?

In the realm of Harmonica Star, twelve-year-old Princess Comet is scheduled to attend a grand ball where she hopes to meet the prince of Tambourine Star, who is meant to choose his future wife. When the prince fails to show up, Comet is dispatched to Earth to locate him, guided by the starlight in his eyes. Once on Earth, she grows deeply fond of the people there. Meanwhile, Princess Meteor from the kingdom of Castanet Star sets off on her own journey to Earth in search of the same prince. Accompanying Comet is Rubba Ball, a puppy with a star-shaped mark on its tail. She is not the first visitor from her world to come to Earth; another visitor before her fell in love with the planet and chose to live there permanently. That visitor's pet, Bunny—a white cat with rabbit-like ears and a tiny heart on its tail—remained behind as a forest fairy. Comet harnesses her powers, which come from the stars of her home world, through a magical baton. She also possesses a special pendant that can call Rubba Ball and helps her detect and follow the prince's whereabouts.

The story takes place in Steam City, a London-inspired metropolis where society runs entirely on coal and steam power. The steam frequently shrouds the city in a thick mist. Villains exploit this misty cover to hide and carry out their nefarious deeds. Only a handful of people dare to venture into the depths of the steam haze. They are known as the Steam Detectives: Narutaki (armed with his convertible all-purpose pistol), his nurse-assistant Lingling, and his Megamaton robot Gohliki.

The story is set on the planet Maris in the year 2387. During this period, the Nozas begin a genocidal campaign to kill all humans, intending to use the planet for their own egg-laying and reproduction. In response, three enigmatic guns known as the "Zillion Weapon System" emerge, and three teenagers—JJ, Champ, and Apple—are selected to wield them as the White Knights, fighting to resist the Nozas.

Due to the worsening climate crisis on Earth, humanity has established colonies on the Moon. Tomura Sawyer works as a courier in the upper districts, saving money to help his younger brother Haru, who suffers from Smoky Moon Disease—a condition caused by the polluted air in the lower zones. Their shared dream is to move to the upper levels where the environment is cleaner. Determined to secure that future, Tomura enters the televised competition "Run for Money," hoping to win even though he lacks the essential Chrono Bracelet needed to participate. His strong resolve catches the attention of a show producer named Harvest, who gives him the Bracelet and allows him to join the contest. To succeed in this dangerous game of Tag, Tomura must avoid capture by the Hunters and outlast all other contestants.

From the very first episode, the hijinks of the Matsuno sextuplets take a backseat to the colorful, buck-toothed con artist Iyami and his bald, diminutive sidekick Chibita. Nearly every episode unfolds as a standalone comedy parade featuring this duo along with other eccentric locals who pop up in various recurring roles, as the series effortlessly jumps between different time periods and genres. In most cases, Iyami and Chibita take center stage as partners in crime—a couple of down-on-their-luck schemers scraping by while carrying out shady scams in hopes of striking it rich.

On the eve of the grand millennium celebration in the Kingdom of Guardia, as humans rest in eager anticipation, monsters emerge to have their own fun. Nuu and Mamo, a pair of enthusiastic but not too bright young monsters, are determined to launch their own cross-time-and-space adventure crew, Nuumamonjaa. They set off to find new members, but their lack of sense leads to a string of blunders—including a drinking contest, running into a robot cat, and a wild ride in a vehicle. Their journey proves far more exciting than they ever expected!

In a world where the most exquisite ingredients are found in perilous territories and alongside lethal creatures, only the strongest and bravest can become true gourmands. Toriko is a Gourmet Hunter, a formidable warrior equipped with Gourmet Cells. These cells can be implanted into humans, and those who successfully integrate them experience rapid enhancement of their specific traits, granting them superhuman abilities. Alongside his chef partner Komatsu, he searches for the planet's most delectable foods! Their newest assignment involves investigating a mysterious biotope rumored to contain a secret recipe left by the world's most legendary hunter, Acacia. However, a mysterious and lethal hunter named Girim intervenes, proclaiming that he will claim Acacia's legacy for himself! When his strength proves too much even for Toriko, both allies and enemies must join forces to stop Girim before it's too late!

Whether it is the future or the past, the world is one of fantasy and horror lurking in the shadow of the demon city. In the city, a series of mysterious incidents that cannot be explained by science have been occurring. To resolve these incidents, three girl detectives with special abilities are assembled. Hayama Kotono is an orphan living in a convent. Shirafuji Natsuki is Kotono's classmate and a pop idol. Hijiri Misaki is a mysterious girl who battles the nightmares of her past life. There are those who seek to bring about the Judgment Day, and those who wish to save the world. Which side is justice, and which is evil? When Kotono encounters a boy who has lost his memory, the wheels of the story begin to turn, slowly at first. Then, as they solve the mysteries, the three girls will face the fate that will determine the very existence of humanity.

During the war, a group of warriors known as the Ninku fought against the Imperial Army and nearly wiped it out. However, the Ninku ultimately lost and were scattered. After the war, the imperial army used propaganda to position themselves as the people's protectors and convinced the public that the Ninku were the villains who started the conflict. Fusuke appears to be a child, but he is actually the former captain of the first Ninku division. His mother was taken captive during the war, and after the Ninku's defeat, he sets out on a journey to find her. Along the way, he meets Aicho and Touji, both former Ninku captains as well, and together they battle the imperial army, which is trying to eliminate the remaining Ninku. The Ninku are a clan of extinct ninjas who command esoteric and powerful techniques, which is why many other groups constantly try to steal their abilities in order to take over the country. Their primary target is Fusuke, a strange-looking kid but one of the most powerful Ninku ninja. Fusuke, along with other Ninku ninja who have different specialties, must fight against the threats that led to the Ninku clan's downfall.

Long ago, there was a world where magic and science coexisted. Fearing what humans might become, God split that world into two separate realms: Elde, a land of advanced science, and Fandavale, a realm rich in magic. In Fandavale, a wicked witch named Cendrillon rises, aiming to conquer both worlds. To accomplish this, she seeks the "key"—a source of immense power. In Elde, a young boy named Sōta meets a peculiar girl from Fandavale, Akazukin, along with her talking wolf companion, Val. Sōta learns that he himself is the key that Cendrillon desires. With that revelation, Akazukin, Val, and the other Fairy Musketeers set out to protect Sōta from Cendrillon and her Nightmarelians, who are determined to seize the power he holds.

Yuusuke's ordinary high school routine is shattered when Noelle, a naked and innocent angel-in-training with a halo, suddenly falls into his life. Before he can make sense of it all, he becomes entangled with a bizarre household of supernatural beings. Papa, who looks like Frankenstein's monster, is obsessed with doing calisthenics. Mama, a beautiful woman with a strange attraction to round objects, adds to the oddness. The eldest sister, Sara, is completely invisible, while the brother, Gabriel, is a rebellious teenage vampire. The youngest sister, Ruka, enjoys inventing new contraptions. The household also includes a stern Grandma, a powerful witch who keeps a vulture as a familiar. Though Yuusuke hopes to catch Natsumi's attention, he now has Noelle, an angel in training, constantly at his side. Noelle also has another mentor guiding her journey toward becoming an angel—the mysterious Michael.

With Chitose Karasuma becoming the newest member of the Galaxy Angel team, the Angel Troupe continues its ongoing mission to locate The Lost Technology, facing various adventures and obstacles along the way.

The kingdom of Sokan is in chaos. With the emperor dead, a fierce contest for the line of succession breaks out. To secure the crown prince's claim to the throne, he must choose a suitable wife, setting off a search for a new empress. Ginga, a straightforward and spirited girl from the countryside, enters the contest for the emperor's hand. Her sincere innocence startles and breathes new life into the palace residents. Yet, can the optimistic energy of a single girl help rescue a nation threatened by dangers both inside and beyond its borders?

One year after the Star Force's successful return to save Earth, a new menace emerges from deep space. A massive White Comet speeds toward the galaxy, annihilating everything in its path. This comet is no ordinary celestial object—it is the sinister Comet Empire, a merciless conqueror of planets, and Earth is its next target. Despite being ordered not to, the Star Force launches an investigation. However, even if they defeat the powerful flagship Andromeda, they remain unsure of their new enemy's true motives.

In the TV series All Purpose Cultural Cat Girl Nuku Nuku, each episode follows Nuku Nuku’s comedic exploits and mishaps at high school, along with her dealings with a peculiar set of classmates. The larger narrative pits Mishima Industries against the rest of the world, as the corporation pursues global domination through its products. Opposing them are Kyuusaku Natsume and Nuku Nuku, an android who serves as a caretaker for Kyuusaku’s child. Nuku Nuku’s classmates are each defined by strong traits: Futaba, the class president, is a rigid control freak who cannot tolerate any challenge to her authority; Chieko Shirakaba, a wealthy socialite, is always accompanied by two fawning hangers-on. Other students include a diligent bookworm, a mystic who predicts doom with tarot cards and other supernatural methods, a scientist, and a pop singer who communicates only through song. These distinctive personalities generate much of the show’s humor.

In "Galaxy Angel A," the playful Galaxy Angels—Milfeulle, Forte, Ranpha, Mint, and Vanilla—are back to deliver more fun and excitement. Their official duty is to hunt down and recover mysterious Lost Technology scattered throughout the universe, but these girls frequently stray from their goal. Swearing to defend the galaxy one planet at a time, they often get caught up in chaos they create themselves, especially with the newly established Twin Star Brigade now competing against them.

In the depths beneath the Earth's surface exists the Inner World, a realm embroiled in conflict between sentient spiders and the invasive insectoid species known as Insectors. Human allies, referred to as Spider Riders and originally from the Outer World or Earthens, support the spiders in this struggle. These riders are selected by the Oracle, a powerful entity. Hunter Steele, a young boy driven by legends of a hidden pyramid and insights from his late grandfather's journal, embarks on a quest to uncover these mysteries. Guided by fate, he encounters the Oracle and is subsequently sent to the Inner World as a Spider Rider. Initially disoriented in a dense forest, Hunter is approached by Shadow, a colossal spider. After some hesitation, Shadow decides to ally with Hunter. Soon after, Hunter crosses paths with Corona, a talented Spider Hunter and compassionate young woman who dreams of a simpler life. She instructs Hunter on the responsibilities of a Spider Rider and highlights the dire consequences should the Insectors maintain their dominance over the Inner World. Hunter Steele, an impulsive youth, commits himself to safeguarding the Inner World. His mission to collect the four Oracle Keys, which unlock the Oracle's ultimate power, propels him toward a decisive showdown with Mantid, the formidable leader of the Insectors.

In the land of Fenarinarsa, a kingdom on Earth that once thrived but has since drifted away because people's belief in dreams has faded, the king dispatches his sole daughter, Minky Momo, to rekindle humanity's bond with dreams and rescue her realm. Taken in by a couple without children, Momo devotes herself to reshaping Earth into a world abundant with dreams once more. Possessing the ability to transform into an adult form equipped with whatever skills a situation demands, and accompanied by her animal friends, she is determined to fulfill her mission no matter what.

In the distant future, humanity expanded into space and flourished. However, a sudden Jikushin—a spacetime earthquake—disrupted all networks and reset every civilization. Nevertheless, humanity began to recover and entered a second age of prosperity under the Transvaal Imperial Country, which rose to power at the center of the galaxy. The science and technology that existed before the civilization was reset, known as "Lost Technology," came to be regarded as the work of gods. It became the object of worship by priests called "Tsuki no miko." Meanwhile, a certain guard fleet was stationed on the frontier of the galaxy. Though it appeared to be a perfectly ordinary military force, this fleet contained a team composed solely of women called the "Angel Corps." They controlled a spaceship known as the "Angel Frame," a relic of Lost Technology. Their duty was to collect Lost Technology using the Angel Frame and manage it. They were not elite pilots; rather, the Angel Corps was a group of eccentrics. Arms maniac Forte, costume player Mint, taciturn Vanilla, showy Ranpha, and cooking-loving Milfeulle—every time, they caused major trouble during their missions.

Based on the manga by Tetsuhiro Koshita, Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go!! has two main seasons centered around the Go brothers and the TRF Victorys. The third season, Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go!! MAX, focuses more on two new main characters, but the core concept remains the same...Racing! Let's & Go!! follows Retsu and Go Seiba, two young brothers who receive racing cars called "Mini 4WD" from Dr. Tsuchia. From there, the series depicts these two boys training and customizing parts to later compete in the Japan Cup, where all of Japan's racers enter to become the best of the best.

Akira Yuki has dedicated years to perfecting his Bajiquan under his grandfather's tutelage, driven by a desire to witness the eight heavenly stars, a celestial phenomenon visible only to those who possess extraordinary power. This pursuit of enlightenment pushes him to explore the depths of what it takes to attain such strength. Elsewhere, Eva Durix, a brilliant robotics scientist, aspires to engineer the ultimate soldier. Her organization, Judgment 6, abducts Sarah Bryant—a university student and close friend of Akira—who is looking into a mysterious accident involving her brother. To rescue Sarah from Judgment 6, Akira must overcome numerous obstacles along a treacherous path.

The Bladebreakers are enjoying a well-earned rest. However, their downtime is shattered by the loud and energetic Daichi, who keeps demanding a rematch with Tyson after his defeat at the Beyblade World Championships. Their quiet retreat takes a dark turn when they come across mysterious Beybladers who call themselves the Dark Spirits, once sealed away in a sinister temple. With Daichi now under their influence, these Shadow Bladers intend to cause chaos worldwide using their Dark BitBeasts. Tyson, Max, Ray, and Kai must join forces to rescue Daichi and stop a global catastrophe.

Kitarou is a youkai boy born in a cemetery, and aside from his mostly-decomposed father, the last living member of the Ghost tribe. He is missing his left eye, but his hair usually covers the empty socket. He fights for peace between humans and youkai, which generally involves protecting the former from the misdeeds of the latter. This version of the Kitarou story is based on the original Hakaba Kitarou manga, the manga that inspired the popular Gegege no Kitarou series in the late 1960s.

Miho Shinohara, a relaxed third-grader who dreams of becoming a mangaka, discovers Mogu and Pigu, two lost fairies disguised as plush toys. In gratitude for letting them stay until they can return to their home world, the fairies give Miho a special sketchbook and pencil that make her drawings real. With this power, Miho can also change into Lala, a beautiful teenager based on her manga characters. As Lala, she attracts the attention of a talent agency, which moves her from being an ordinary student to a model and eventually an idol singer.

The story of Battle B-Daman unfolds in a world where the Old West and mysticism come together. The inhabitants of the B-Daworld have played the sport of B-Daman since ancient times. While many are spectators, only a select few have the ability to become B-Daplayers, and only one can rise to become the B-Dachampion. A young boy named Yamato Delgado has been chosen to wield the most powerful B-Daman—COBALT BLADE. Yamato must use COBALT BLADE to compete in B-Daman tournaments and defeat the evil B-Daplayers of the Shadow Alliance. Along his journey, Yamato meets Gray, Bull, and Terry, who become his friends and members of his B-Daman team.

Long ago, the powerful sorcerer Enno Ozuno fought against the wicked demon deity Karuma. Realizing he could not defeat her alone, Enno called upon Zenki, a mighty guardian demon, for assistance. After Karuma was vanquished, Enno sealed Zenki inside a pillar within his temple. Twelve hundred years later, Enno's descendant Chiaki makes a living by giving tours around the town of Shikigami-cho and performing exorcisms. One day, two burglars break into the Ozuno temple, intending to break a seal and steal its valuables. Instead of treasure, they unleash a malevolent spirit that possesses them, transforming them into monstrous creatures. These possessed beings run amok through the temple, putting Chiaki in danger. To safeguard Shikigami-cho from these monsters and the evil forces that emerge, Chiaki must awaken her family's latent powers to summon Zenki and face this threat directly.

In an effort to prevent the impending disaster known as the Grand Fall, Rid Hershel and their allies, Farah, Keel, and Meredy, have secured the three Greater Spirits, referred to as Craymels in the game, from Inferia. During their journey to Mount Farlos, Rid is kidnapped by the bounty hunter Marone Blucarno, compelling the group to venture to the distant archipelago of Belcarnu, which lies far from the main urban areas of Inferia. As they navigate a series of adventures, they find themselves stranded on these islands, where a more immediate danger to Inferia awaits.

On the colonized planet Mars, children have been replaced by robotic servants known as "dolls." Layla, a skilled fighter burdened by a tragic past, travels across the world. She is accompanied by Nei, a strange and one-of-a-kind doll with mysterious ties to Layla, and Speedy, a doll breeder. The founders of Mars view the trio as a threat to their society, and with each attack on Layla and Nei, more of their enigmatic past and future is gradually uncovered.

In the continuation of the Kinnikuman series, Kinnikuman II Sei introduces Mantarou Kinniku, the 59th prince of Planet Kinniku and son of the legendary wrestler King Suguru. Known for his laziness, cowardice, and immaturity, Mantarou appears far from his heroic father's legacy. When the menacing dMP organization endangers Earth, a fighter with Kinnikuman’s caliber is needed to thwart their plans. With King Suguru missing, Mantarou is chosen as his successor. Initially resistant to the idea of battling supervillains, Mantarou runs away from his responsibilities and lands on Earth. There, he encounters Meat, his father's former coach. Recognizing potential in Mantarou despite his shortcomings, Meat believes he can transform the prince into the hero Earth needs. This marks the start of Mantarou's quest for self-improvement and saving the planet.

My Melody makes an unexpected arrival on Earth, much to the shock of her rival Kuromi. Along with Yumeno Uta, a junior high school student, they join forces to safeguard people's dreams using the power of magic.

Miki Onimaru seems like an ordinary girl working at her mother's Chinese ramen shop. But underneath her composed appearance, she harbors a fierce temper that explodes into violent outbursts when triggered. Her frequent arguments with her mother and friends set off a chain of chaotic incidents that constantly disrupt their otherwise peaceful lives.

This upcoming series once again centers on Corticarte, and it connects to Ichiro Sakaki and Noboru Kannatsuki's Shinkyoku Sōkai Polyphonica crimson S light novel adaptation, which takes place during the Academy years of the storyline.

In recent years, social media has been abuzz with rumors of mysterious beings called "Hologram Ghosts"—spectral figures described as distorted holograms that reportedly stalk countless individuals. Hiro Amanokawa, a middle school student at Hazakura Academy, dismisses these stories as just urban legends at first. But as the incidents grow more frequent, memories of his father's strange disappearance resurface. His father left behind only cryptic digital watches, and much like the ghostly encounters people talk about, the reason for his vanishing remains unexplained. When Hiro learns that a classmate has fallen victim to a Hologram Ghost attack, he and his friend Kiyoshirou Higashimitarai decide to investigate. Neither of them realizes that this journey will lead them into a dangerous world beyond anything humanity has known before.

In the world of Digimon Beatbreak, Tomorou Tenma possesses an exceptionally powerful e-Pulse, the energy generated by human emotions and thoughts that powers Sapotama devices, egg-shaped AIs used in daily life. However, his strong e-Pulse often causes malfunctions in these devices. One evening, a mysterious Digimon named Gekkoumon emerges from his Sapotama, declaring its intent to consume Tomorou’s e-Pulse. Gekkoumon is a being that thrives on e-Pulse, arising due to errors in Sapotama systems. Some Digimon extract all energy from humans, leading to a condition called Cold Heart that leaves victims in a coma-like state. After Tomorou's older sibling, Asuka, falls to this fate, he vows revenge. When Tomorou meets Glowing Dawn, a team of Digimon users who track down dangerous Digimon for rewards, their leader, Kyou Sawashiro, hints at the possibility of reversing Asuka's condition. Despite initial reluctance to trust these newcomers, Tomorou decides to join forces with them, recognizing that rescuing his brother may require more than he can achieve alone.

In the early 21st century, Japan experiences economic and political decline. To revive the nation, the military introduces Tactical Armors (TAs), advanced mechanical suits built for combat. These suits offer enhanced mobility but place extreme strain on their users, limiting effective operation to a select few. Yuushirou Gouwa is among those exceptional pilots, known for his innate ability to control the TAs. As the fourth son of the powerful Gouwa family, he understands the influence of high-ranking officials. His skills and knowledge of TAs are quickly tested as other countries and groups accelerate development of their own combat versions. The situation darkens when Yuushirou meets a cryptic girl who forewarns him of a potential "terror" if he proceeds down a certain path. Despite her caution, Yuushirou's family may be more involved in the mounting tensions than they let on.

As the spring semester starts at Lillian Girls' Academy, familiar bonds among the students are renewed. Yet for the Yamayuri Council members, this period carries a mix of joy and sorrow. Yoko, Eriko, and Sei are getting ready to leave Lillian, while Sachiko, Rei, and Shimako strive to make their beloved seniors' final days unforgettable. With Sei's departure, the White Roses will lose a vital member, and finding her replacement will prove difficult. Could a new student emerge who captures Shimako's interest enough to become the next Rosa Gigantea en bouton?

In 2199, Earth suffers catastrophic damage from a brutal assault by the Gamilas Empire. The remaining humans seek shelter underground, but the relentless spread of radiation threatens to consume their refuge within a year. Just as hope fades, a desperate message from the distant planet Iscandar, located in a neighboring galaxy, offers a chance at salvation. In secret, Earth's Self Defense Force develops a revolutionary super-speed engine capable of reaching that far-off world. The old World War II battleship Yamato is then refitted with advanced weaponry and staffed by a courageous crew, transforming it into the Space Battleship Yamato. Their dangerous mission: crossing the galaxy to rescue humanity from total annihilation.

In "The Flowers of Hard Blood," middle schooler Shion Yasuoka is building a reputation as a promising professional shogi player while navigating the challenges of her life. Having lost her family and her voice due to trauma, Shion finds comfort and drive in her adoptive family and the shogi community. Her extraordinary skill catches the eye of Satoru Hani, a wealthy businessman and brother of the reigning "Meijin," Japan's top shogi champion. Satoru organizes an open tournament for both professional and amateur players, regardless of gender, and encourages Shion to enter. However, his deep familiarity with Shion's tragic past and his suspicious actions spark concern in Shion's friend Ayumi Saitou and the police, who are still investigating the deaths of Shion's family. As the tournament nears its end, Shion begins to recall the events of the night she lost everything. To overcome her opponents and uncover the truth behind the tragedy that befell her, she must demonstrate her mental strength.

In the world of Nijuu Mensou, a celebrated gentleman thief known for executing flawless heists after notifying his targets in advance, his actions are governed by a strict ethical code that prohibits taking lives. Instead, he focuses on individuals he considers morally bankrupt. On one of his operations, Nijuu Mensou breaks into the Mikamo residence, where Chizuko—affectionately called "Chiko"—lives with her aunt Yoshie and uncle Shouji following her parents' death. Though she is the rightful heiress to a significant fortune, her living situation is far from ideal, and she deeply longs to escape her current existence. That chance arrives when Nijuu Mensou steals the Mikamos' prized gemstone and also takes Chiko with him. Chiko quickly adapts to her new position within the infamous thief's group, sharpening her abilities and forming strong bonds with her new comrades, which fills the void of the familial affection she had craved. As she becomes known as Nijuu Mensou's daughter, this newfound fame brings its own difficulties.

Fifth-grader Takuya Enoki has been carrying a heavy burden ever since his mother died in a car accident months ago. He must care for his baby brother Minoru while their father, a typical Japanese salaryman, is frequently away working long hours. Takuya sacrifices much of his own childhood to handle cooking, cleaning, and dealing with Minoru's crying and tantrums. Even though the neighbors criticize Minoru's constant wailing, Takuya keeps going. Seeing his friends live carefree lives makes his struggle even harder, but through these hardships, he might discover what family truly means.

Motoko's sister Tsuroko suddenly appears, intending to pass on the dojo to her. But Motoko still hasn't surpassed Tsuroko in swordsmanship. Seeing this, Tsuroko offers Motoko a difficult ultimatum: either defeat her in battle or accept marriage to Keitaro.

Five years have passed since the War of Heroes ended with the downfall of the Emperor of Marmo. Parn continues his role as the Free Knight of Lodoss, accompanied by his renowned former allies from that conflict. Meanwhile, Ashram, who once acted as the emperor's trusted lieutenant, pursues the scepter of domination with the goal of rebuilding the empire as a tribute to his fallen master. At the same time, a more malevolent power begins to stir, setting the stage for the resurgence of the goddess of death and destruction.

In his childhood, Sanpeita Kobayashi formed a strong bond with a close friend who was forced to relocate, promising to reunite as husband and wife after ten years. Now a high school student, Sanpeita still cherishes those memories. One night, he dreams of their final day together, but is abruptly awakened by a strange robotic girl fighting other mechanical creatures in his room, who insists she is his wife. This girl looks remarkably similar to his childhood friend, prompting Sanpeita to wonder about her true identity, the reasons behind her departure, and her connection to the Mishima Electronics Corporation.

It is the year AD 2225, where trainee astronauts Kouji Aiba and Aoi Housen are stationed at Liebe Delta, a facility situated on the fringes of the Geduld Sea. During a standard dive operation, saboteurs with unclear motives launch a sudden attack, causing the space station to plunge into the Geduld. This plasma field functions like a nervous system connecting all planets, yet it destroys any vessel that ventures too deeply within it. With every adult on board perishing in the crash, the young crew members must endure a perilous journey back to Earth while navigating escalating tensions within their group. Meanwhile, the masterminds behind the sabotage observe from afar, preparing to strike again.

After keeping their BitBeasts safe from harm, a new world championship tournament is announced, but the defending champions cannot all be on the same team. Their friendship will be tested and strained as each Bladebreaker embarks on a journey to prove why they are the best Beyblader around. Tyson, Max, Ray, Kai, and newcomer Daichi must maintain their winning ways...even if they have to face one another. However, after the tournament ends, what awaits them is an old enemy, Boris, who takes over the BBA and transforms it into BEGA, the Beyblade Entertainment Global Association. To save Beybladers everywhere from BEGA's corruption, the Bladebreakers must reunite once again.

The examination period arrives, and Keitaro can only hope for success. However, during the final stretch, he performs poorly and drifts off into a daydream during the exam. Convinced he has failed, he flees, prompting the rest of the cast to pursue him on a secluded desert island to retrieve him. Keitaro once again faces the Toudai entrance exams. He sits for the paper full of confidence, but falls asleep and dreams of Narusegawa. Waking with barely any time left to complete the paper, Keitaro thinks he will fail and attempts to escape from Hinata Lodge, wanting to forget all the memories associated with it. By a stroke of luck he meets Seta, but ends up on a faraway island with the entire cast trying to find him.

As the 21st century enters its third decade, the realm of youkai has become largely forgotten by most people. When a series of mysterious incidents throws the adult world into chaos, thirteen-year-old Mana turns to the Youkai Post for answers and unexpectedly meets Gegege no Kitarou.

Amid preparations for his upcoming preliminary exams, Keitaro is confronted by the approaching Christmas season. This Christmas Eve marks the first of the new millennium, and a rumor spreads that any love confession made on this night is destined to be fulfilled. Keitaro intends to confess his feelings to Naru on that evening, though as a ronin restaking his exams, he questions whether he can afford to divert his attention to anything else. As winter settles over Hinata House, the legend of guaranteed confessions on this night gains momentum. While Keitaro resolves to tell Naru how he truly feels, he realizes he is not the only one harboring such plans for this special occasion.

Despite his love for the fictional mecha series Gekiganger 3, Akito has no interest in fighting and prefers cooking. His quiet life is disrupted when his Mars base is destroyed, leading to his sudden arrival on Earth. Searching for answers, Akito seeks out Yurika, a girl he once met by chance, hoping she can offer some explanation. Yurika, captain of the private warship Nadesico, gives Akito a spot on her crew as their cook so he can stay close to her. Equipped with nanite implants that let him pilot mechas, Akito also serves as a backup pilot for the ship's fleet. He joins a team driven by revenge for Mars, initially appearing to be a disorganized group of otakus and airheads but later revealed to be highly skilled. As they set out on their vengeful mission, they confront the reality that actual war does not follow the simple narratives of mecha shows.

In the year 2020, technology has become deeply woven into daily life, with all digital devices around the globe linked through a single network. Unbeknownst to humans, this network is home to creatures called Digimon. Taichi Yagami, a fifth-grader getting ready for summer camp, notices strange events in Tokyo, such as electronic systems malfunctioning. When he finds his mother and sister trapped on a runaway train, he rushes to the station and is suddenly transported to another world. In this new place, he meets Agumon, a being who mysteriously knows his name, and is given a Digivice that connects him to the digital realm. Taichi realizes he is in the Network, where virus-like Digimon are attacking the infrastructure supporting Tokyo's electronics. Together, Taichi and Agumon must stop these cyberattacks to protect the world from the dangerous Digimon.

Shugo and his twin sister Rena win the highly sought-after characters "Kite" and "Black Rose" through a contest held by the developers of the MMORPG "The World." Together with their new companions Ouka, Mirelle, Hotaru, and Sanjuro, they take on a series of quests and challenges within the game. As they progress, strange monsters begin appearing, and encountering these creatures causes players to fall into comas in the real world. Shugo and Rena hold the key to resolving this critical situation, though questions arise about why they are specifically targeted and what secrets remain hidden within the game.

Keita Kawahira, born into a family of Inukami tamers, was rejected by his relatives because he lacked natural talent. His luck shifted when Youko, an Inukami who appeared elegant, obedient, and strikingly beautiful, offered herself to him. Keita quickly formed a contract with her, gaining her loyalty. Yet, Youko turned out to be a notoriously wild Inukami who defied all expectations. "Inukami!" is a comedic story centered on Keita, an Inukami tamer whose passions are money and women, and Youko, an Inukami driven by destruction and fierce jealousy. The narrative follows these two as they manage their chaotic bond through a series of funny situations.

The inevitable time of devastation draws nearer, with no way to stop its approach. Struggling with death, witnessing it, and confronting it directly. Makoto and his companions have grown through many trials and farewells. Even if their fight is not for the sake of the world, it is personal to them. Still, they keep battling, holding onto hope for peace after their struggles. A boy claims that ruin is the burden humans must carry. Their once-trusted friend reveals the harsh truth with a stoic expression. As winter arrives, Makoto makes a decision meant to reach the spring that lies beyond.

As autumn draws to a close, Chidori Yoshino of Strega kidnaps Junpei Iori. Meanwhile, Makoto Yuuki and the Specialized Extracurricular Execution Squad (SEES) succeed in defeating the Arcana Hanged Man. Shortly after, a new transfer student named Ryouji Mochizuki, possessing a charismatic and carefree demeanor, joins Class 2-F at Gekkoukan High School. SEES believes their mission is finished and that they can now live without the constant threat that has claimed the lives of those close to them. However, Tartarus and the Dark Hour persist even after the twelfth Shadow has been eliminated. Faced with this ongoing challenge, SEES must examine their personal struggles and ascertain the true motives behind their fight. As Makoto and Junpei embark on their journeys of self-discovery, the truth about Ryouji’s identity and the cause of Aegis’s hostility towards him gradually emerges.

In the wake of a mysterious environmental disaster 22 years ago, the Kanazawa prefecture was dramatically reshaped, with portions of land rising to form an isolated area known as the Lost Ground. Kazuma, a young mercenary living there, takes on any job to survive in this harsh environment. He possesses a rare Alter ability that allows him to coat his right arm and torso in a metallic alloy. His life changes when he encounters HOLY, an organization dedicated to hunting down and controlling individuals like him, called Native Alter Users. A fierce rivalry ignites between Kazuma and Ryuho, one of HOLY's top operatives.

Despite being just a teenager, Kurenai Shinkurou has already mastered an ancient martial art and built a solid reputation as a professional mediator, successfully handling numerous conflicts. That's quite an achievement for a sixteen-year-old still attending school, but even he has limits. Those limits may have been reached when his mentor and boss, Benika, responds to his plea for a tougher assignment by entrusting him with the protection of young Murasaki Kuhoin. Never mind that she's only seven years old—the fact that the very people Kurenai is supposed to shield her from are her own immensely wealthy and influential family guarantees this job will plunge straight into dangerous territory. Now the pressure mounts as Kurenai scrambles to extinguish one crisis after another, all while the secrets surrounding his young ward push everything toward a boiling point.

In the transition from spring to summer, Makoto Yuuki continues his activities with the Specialized Extracurricular Execution Squad (SEES), persisting in their battles against various Shadows. However, they encounter a new threat in the form of Strega, a group of rogue Persona users intent on maintaining the Dark Hour to serve their own interests, who may possess crucial knowledge about its true purpose. During a summer break in Yakushima, SEES gains a new member, Aegis, an android with amnesia designed to combat Shadows. Despite her formidable abilities, Aegis inexplicably feels drawn to Makoto and frequently stays by his side. As SEES delves deeper into uncovering the mysteries of the Dark Hour, the enigmatic connection between Makoto and Aegis gradually reveals itself.

In spring, cherry blossoms drift gently through the tranquil countryside as Yu Narukami arrives at Yasoinaba Station. Relocating to this rural town for family reasons, he transfers to Yasogami High School, where his uncle lives. His new school routine begins with after-class visits to local shops, but soon a series of mysterious murders starts to unfold. The late-night airings of the Midnight Channel add to the growing intrigue. What trials and hidden truths lie ahead for Yu and his friends in this unfamiliar setting?

In the recently released VRMMO "One More Free Life Online," 38-year-old single office worker Taichi Tanaka retreats to a digital world, taking on the youthful avatar "Earth." While other players chase typical objectives, Earth focuses on honing abilities that others overlook. He masters the creation of intricate potions, prepares elaborate meals, and uses unusual weapons for his monster battles.

Thirteen-year-old Tyson Granger (Takao Kinomiya) teams up with Kai Hiwatari, Max Tate (Max Mizuhura), and Ray Kon (Rei Kon) in their quest to become the world's greatest Beybladers. Supported by the technical expertise of the group's resident genius, Kenny (Kyouju), and empowered by the formidable strength of their BitBeasts, the Bladebreakers wield their tops, known as Blades, to strive toward this ultimate objective.

Miaka Yuuki and Yui Hongo discover a mysterious antique book glowing red in the National Library, pulling them into another world. There, they encounter aggressive slave traders but escape thanks to Tamahome, a powerful youth with a Chinese character on his forehead. Soon after, the red light returns, taking Yui back to their world. Eager to find Yui, Miaka asks Tamahome for help. The stakes rise when they meet Emperor Hotohori, who believes Miaka is the foretold priestess of the kingdom's guardian deity, Suzaku. Gathering the god's seven Celestial Warriors allows the priestess to summon Suzaku to grant any wish. Hotohori sees this as a way to save his country and convinces Miaka to take on the priestess role, which could also help her situation. Meanwhile, Yui finds herself back at the library, realizing she is alone. Powerless to intervene, she can only watch as Miaka embarks on dangerous adventures as the protagonist of the mysterious book.

Title: Persona 3 the Movie: #1 Spring of Birth As midnight draws near, the Dark Hour emerges—a hidden time period unknown to most. Those who are not inside coffins during this hour face dangerous encounters with creatures called Shadows. However, a select few hold the ability to summon Personas—unique powers that allow them to fight these threats. This secret group is known as SEES (Specialized Extracurricular Execution Squad), dedicated to uncovering the mysteries of the Dark Hour. After moving into Iwatodai Dorm, transfer student Makoto Yuuki awakens his Persona when attacked by a powerful Shadow. With his induction into SEES, he joins his comrades in protecting humanity from the Shadows and resolving the abnormalities of the Dark Hour.

In the series Zatch Bell!, a disinterested teenage boy named Takamine Kiyomaro suddenly becomes the caretaker of a small demon named Gash Bell. Unbeknownst to Kiyomaro, Gash is involved in a contest to decide who will rule the demon world. Each demon must find a human companion on Earth and compete against other demons until a single winner is left. Kiyomaro ends up as Gash's designated partner, and through their many fights together, he learns the importance of friendship and courage.

In a world where hamburgers grow like rare flowers, ice cream forms massive mountains, and mac and cheese steams from volcanic craters, the land is brimming with incredible edible treasures. This period of gastronomic marvel is known as the Gourmet Age, a golden age for exploration. Regular folks and culinary masters alike dream of sampling and creating the finest meals, while brave explorers known as Gourmet Hunters commit their lives to finding the rarest and tastiest ingredients. One such hunter, Toriko, is distinguished by his zeal and exceptional skills, having identified 2% of all known ingredients. He sets off on a journey with his companion Komatsu, a master chef working at a top-tier hotel, to compile his Full Course Menu of Life. Yet, this quest is far from easy: securing the most luscious ingredients requires facing perilous beasts, dark cabals, and even the core elements of cuisine itself.

Takuya Kanbara, an ordinary city kid, receives a mysterious text telling him to board a train that will lead him to his destiny. Answering the call, he finds the train and is transported to the Digital World, which is under threat from the malevolent Cherubimon. Cherubimon and his minions are devouring the Digital World's Fractal Code to strengthen themselves, and if no one intervenes, the entire Digital World will be consumed. But all hope is not lost. Takuya and the other chosen children who boarded the train inherit the power of the Ten Legendary Warriors who saved the Digital World in the distant past, enabling them to transform into Digimon. Armed with these new abilities, they fight to recover the stolen Fractal Code and restore the shattered Digital World to its former glory.

Prior to Rikuo Nura's birth, the legendary yokai Nurarihyon—commander of the "Night Parade of One Hundred Demons"—shared a romance with a human woman. Their happiness was cut short by the interference of the formidable fox demon, Hagoromo Gitsune. In the present day, Rikuo has taken on his role as the heir of the Nura Clan. Though he embraces his yokai nature, he must keep the existence of yokai hidden from humans, especially from the Keikain onmyoji clan and his enthusiastic yokai admirer, Kiyotsugu. Despite these obstacles, Rikuo is resolved to protect those close to him. With Hagoromo Gitsune resurfacing, Rikuo now faces his greatest danger. Holding a deep-seated grudge against the Nura family, this threatening entity is determined to achieve her aims. As the world edges toward chaos, a colossal conflict looms, thrusting Rikuo into its very core.

A high school student named Kazuki Muto is killed one night while rescuing a mysterious girl from a monster. He later awakens in his school dormitory, thinking it was all a dream. But that dream proves real when a giant serpentine creature attacks him and his sister. The girl he saved, Tokiko Tsumura, reveals the monster is a homunculus. Kazuki was killed by it during his rescue attempt, but she felt responsible and brought him back to life by implanting a Kakugane medallion in his chest to serve as a replacement heart. Tokiko explains that the Kakugane is an alchemical device which, when activated, takes on a specific form based on its user, creating a unique Buso Renkin. This Buso Renkin is the only weapon capable of destroying a homunculus. Using his Kakugane, Kazuki manifests his own Buso Renkin—the "Sunlight Heart," a massive lance. Together with Tokiko and her Buso Renkin—the "Valkyrie Skirt," an execution scythe—Kazuki joins the battle against the homunculi and their master.

In the MMORPG known as The World, a wavemaster named Tsukasa awakens with fragmented memories, uncertain of what he did before appearing in the game. Accused of hacking by the Crimson Knights due to his connection with a modified cat-like avatar, Tsukasa finds himself unable to leave the virtual realm. As he explores the digital landscape searching for answers, he must evade the scrutiny of the knights and the suspicions of other players he encounters. Throughout his journey in The World, Tsukasa discovers a mystical artifact that takes the form of a "guardian," promising to protect him from harm. Meanwhile, Subaru, the leader of the Crimson Knights, along with other players who have become acquainted with Tsukasa, set out to uncover the reason behind his inability to log out and prevent the situation from worsening.

After a time of peace, Earth faces a new danger as Sorbet and his underling Tagoma, remnants of Frieza's army, arrive aiming to bring their former leader back to life using Shenron. They pressure Emperor Pilaf, Shuu, and Mai into giving up the Dragon Balls they have. Once resurrected, Frieza, driven by the deep resentment he harbors for Son Goku and Future Trunks from his time in Hell, vows to destroy them. Sorbet points out that Future Trunks has been gone for a long while and notes that Goku's power has exceeded even Majin Buu's. Still, Frieza believes a few months of training will be enough to outmatch Goku. The uncertainty remains: will Frieza succeed in his revenge, or will Goku, Vegeta, and their companions step up to defend Earth from this new menace?

Takato Matsuda, a ten-year-old boy, spends most of his time absorbed in the Digimon card game with his friends. One ordinary day, while browsing through a pack of cards, he discovers an unusual blue card that, when scanned with his card reader, transforms into a D-Ark Digivice. After scanning his sketches of an original Digimon he named Guilmon, the device produces a Digi-Egg, which hatches into a real Guilmon. Despite his initial excitement at having a real Digimon, Takato quickly realizes the demands of caring for Guilmon, who requires constant attention. Making matters more complicated is Ruki Makino, a rival tamer who uses her Digimon partner, Renamon, to battle and absorb the data of other Digimon to grow stronger. Takato finds support from his classmate Li Jianliang and his humorous Digimon companion Terriermon, as they team up on the path to becoming true tamers. As the number of dangerous enemies increases, Takato must deepen his bond with Guilmon to safeguard both the human world and the Digital World.

In the oppressive heat of South America, Michiko Malandro, a hardened criminal, breaks out of a maximum-security prison for the fourth time, driven by her search for a man from her past. Her path crosses with Hana Morenos, a young girl enduring the cruel conditions of her foster home, who yearns for a rescuer to set her free. She never expects this savior to be Michiko, a muscular fugitive who arrives on a stolen motorcycle, claiming to be Hana’s mother. This unlikely pair sets off on a journey across the harsh landscape of Diamandra, confronting dangers such as betrayal, poverty, and hidden child trafficking rings. Yet, word of Michiko’s pursuit reaches the criminal syndicate Monstro Preto, sparking the beginnings of a gang war. Michiko & Hatchin follows a group of diverse individuals with clashing motives, brought together by their search for a single mysterious figure.

Taichi Yagami and his friends have entered junior high and grown apart from their Digimon partners. A distress signal from the Digital World brings Taichi back, where he discovers that Digimon are terrified of the Digimon Emperor, who has discovered a way to prevent Digivolution. Back in the real world, Hikari Yagami and Takeru Takaishi are now in the same fifth-grade class. Their classmates include Daisuke Motomiya, who reminds them of Taichi; Miyako Inoue, a tech prodigy; and Iori Hida, Miyako's neighbor. These three receive new D-3 Digivices and, together with Hikari and Takeru, who still have their original devices, become the next group of Chosen Children. Using the power of Armored Digi-Eggs, they set out to stop the Digimon Emperor from taking over the entire Digital World.

Chisato Mizusawa works as a composed assistant office manager and outwardly insists she does not care for alcohol. In truth, she secretly enjoys drinking, and when she does, a more playful side of her appears—a trait known only to her husband, Sora, who works as a bartender. Each evening, Sora prepares dinner and serves Chisato her favorite cocktails, including Plum Splet, Irish Coffee, and Orange Breeze. Though her love for alcohol is strong, her affection for her gentle husband runs deeper. Together, they share a happy life filled with moments of joy and, occasionally, a delightful cocktail.

Long ago, a young princess was left heartbroken after losing her parents. In her grief, a traveling prince visited her, offering solace. He dried her tears, gave her a ring adorned with a rose, and promised to meet her again. This encounter deeply influenced the princess, Utena Tenjou, motivating her to aspire to become a prince. Utena later attends Ootori Academy, where she spots the same rose symbol on her cherished ring. Following the fragrance of roses, she encounters Anthy Himemiya tending to them, alongside Student Council President Touga Kiryuu and Vice President Kyouichi Saionji, who seem to be in dispute over Anthy. Although Utena pays little attention initially, the Student Council convenes shortly afterward to address an important issue. A miscommunication leads Utena to join the ranks of the Duelists, individuals who bear rings like hers. The Duelists engage in battles for control over the Rose Bride, Anthy Himemiya, who is believed to possess significant power. Driven by her desire to prove herself as a genuine prince and angered by Anthy’s mistreatment and objectification, Utena decides to challenge the Duelists and rescue her from her unfortunate situation.

At age twenty, Keitarou Urashima, after failing the Tokyo University entrance exam twice, feels disheartened about his future. Hoping to refocus on his studies, he receives a call from his grandmother, who manages a traditional inn, suggesting he move there. However, upon arrival, Keitarou discovers the building has transformed into an all-girls dormitory, housing five unique residents: Naru Narusegawa, a studious girl also aspiring to attend Tokyo University; Mitsune Konno, a free-spirited freelance writer; Kaolla Su, an enthusiastic inventor; Shinobu Maehara, a quiet girl searching for her place; and Motoko Aoyama, a dedicated kendo practitioner. Initially met with skepticism, Keitarou eventually becomes the dorm’s manager and gradually forms bonds with each girl while still holding onto his childhood dream of entering Tokyo University alongside a special girl from his past.

Rikuo Nura is a half-human, half-youkai youth destined to become the next head of the Nura Clan, a gathering of diverse youkai. While he considers the clan his family, most of his peers view youkai as terrifying monsters from folklore who prey on children and revel in violence. Determined to live a normal human life, Rikuo struggles against this identity. His aspirations are challenged by his youkai companion Tsurara Oikawa, who attends school with him; the young onmyouji Yura Keikain; and his devoted friend Kiyotsugu, who seeks to prove the existence of youkai. These relationships are further tested by rival youkai and other dangers threatening those Rikuo cares about. To protect his loved ones, Rikuo must embrace his true heritage as the grandson of the legendary Nurarihyon and learn to transform into a youkai each night, preparing to lead the Nura Clan as its successor.

Akira Tsubaki, a young man with almost no experience with the opposite sex, has his life transformed by his first meeting with Mikoto Urabe, a newly transferred student known for her distant personality. What begins as an ordinary introduction soon develops into a romantic journey full of surprising turns. As mysterious events occur, Tsubaki falls for Urabe, leading to an unconventional relationship. This tale of love and mystery revolves around Urabe, whose unique way of expressing her emotions drives the story forward.

At a summer camp, seven children witness a bizarre snowfall in the middle of July, which triggers chaos. Each child receives a mysterious device that transports them to an unfamiliar realm. After waking up, they encounter strange beings called "Digimon," who explain that the children have been taken to the "Digital World" far from their normal surroundings. Armed only with their Digimon partners and "Digivices," the group of seven sets out on a journey to find a way back home and understand why they were brought to this foreign land. Led by the adventurous Taichi Yagami and his hungry Digimon companion Agumon, they confront various threats while uncovering the secrets of the Digital World.

A year has passed since Tsukune Aono enrolled at Youkai Academy, and his life has changed drastically. As the only human among students who are all monsters, he is chased by several attractive girls, including the seductive succubus Kurumu Kurono, the witch Yukari Sendou, the obsessive yuki-onna Mizore Shirayuki, and Moka Akashiya. Moka, a gentle vampire, reveals a fierce and violent side whenever her rosary is removed. Things become even more complicated with the arrival of Moka's younger sister, Kokoa Shuzen. Furious that Moka's true, darker personality is sealed away by the rosary, Kokoa intends to unleash this hidden part of her sister. Yet her reckless behavior could have consequences that reach far beyond just Moka.

In the neon-drenched city of Kansai, where cybernetic billboards mask a dark criminal underworld with the illusion of a technological utopia, outlaws known as Akudama operate from the shadows. While the Kansai police prepare to publicly execute Cutthroat, a notorious murderer responsible for 999 deaths, a mysterious message reaches select high-ranking Akudama offering a massive bounty for Cutthroat's release. An unknown entity then initiates a scheme that gathers these dangerous figures, transforming the planned execution into a scene of intense, chaotic violence.

Haunted by a traumatic elementary school incident where classmates wrongly accused her of killing their classroom pet, Mei Tachibana has long avoided forming friendships to protect herself from further hurt. Her solitary existence shifts upon entering high school, where she encounters Yamato Kurosawa, a popular student who persists in trying to befriend her despite her initial resistance. Their dynamic changes when Yamato kisses Mei to deter a stalker, sparking romantic feelings within her. As they both acknowledge their mutual attraction, they begin dating and forge new connections with another friend. However, adapting to this social circle proves challenging for Mei, particularly regarding the expression of her genuine emotions for Yamato. Through various misunderstandings concerning their relationship and the arrival of other admirers, the pair gradually deepen their bond, ultimately learning the true significance of saying "I love you."