Yomiuri Telecasting

Set off on a tranquil journey through the fairy realm. This collection brings together forty carefully chosen pieces by Moe Nagata, paired with soothing music. It also includes a special edition featuring an interview with Moe Nagata.

In "Uwabaki Cook," Cook is a left-foot Uwabaki—a type of school shoe—whose brother wound up in a trash can, and not long after, Cook was also discarded. Resolved to track down his missing sibling, Cook sets out on a journey. Though he seems timid, Cook has a strong sense of justice and frequently helps those in need. While traveling alone, he sometimes doubts his own strength. Yet, through bonds formed with items like books, glasses, and chairs that he encounters along the way, he becomes stronger.

Born from the beautiful green jade that shines brilliantly, the ghost Onbuu is carefully raised by the grandpa Ojii, the village's number one blacksmith. The series tells short stories based on Japanese folk tales, while Onbuu enjoys the days of playing with Ojoo and the Kan Gon-chan brothers.

A collaboration shorts that aired as part of Yomiuri TV's morning program block.

Short movie by Ryuuichi Yokoyama.

At Uenohara Zoo, the animals take great pride in their dual lives. In front of visitors, they behave exactly like ordinary zoo creatures, but out of sight, they lead remarkably human-like existences. The story centers on Ginpei, a penguin whose antics often get him into mischief with the giraffes, lions, and pandas.

The anime revolves around little creatures called "Kakusen" who live in the skin pores of humans.

A continuation of the popular baseball saga about the star pitcher of a professional baseball team.

Kobo Tabata is part of an ordinary Japanese household. His dad works as a typical salaryman, while his mom is a stay-at-home housewife. On his mother's side, his grandparents assist with looking after the family and their pets. His uncle, a high school teacher, is somewhat overweight. Despite their normalcy, they often encounter strange circumstances that stem either from Kobo's development or from their own routines and miscommunications.

A continuation of the popular baseball saga about the star pitcher of a professional baseball team.

Half a century after the events of the original Hakushon Daimaou series, Akubi is undergoing training to become queen. She meets Kantarou Yodama, the grandson of Kan-chan, who originally owned the genie bottle. The pair work through various missions in the human realm, discovering the value of pursuing one's dreams.

Rudolf, a pampered housecat who lives with Rie and her household, is accidentally carried away on a truck during one of Rie's errands, ending up far from home. However, he gets lucky when he encounters Ippaiattena, a stray cat that teaches him crucial survival techniques. Ippaiattena also has the special ability to read and write Japanese, a skill Rudolf learns to use to better understand his surroundings. Armed with this newfound capability, Rudolf sets off on a journey across Japan with the goal of reuniting with his cherished family.

Tensai Bakabon centers on a genius child and their profoundly philosophical father, Papa Bakabon. He adheres to his own distinct perspective on the world and tirelessly seeks deeper understanding. Though his actions often create chaos, Papa Bakabon is strangely regarded as "The Great Philosopher," with people frequently coming to him for advice—counsel that usually ends in disaster. Bakabon joins their father on these thought-provoking journeys, adding to the town's collective frustration.

Ban Banjou, a rebellious wild child raised on the harsh seas of Tosa in southern Japan, joins the Tokyo Yomiuri Giants of the Japanese professional baseball league as a pitcher famous for his blazing fastball and abysmal control. He engages in intense battles against his rival batters, steadily refining his remarkable pitching techniques.

This series is not connected to Moby Dick at all. It actually marks TMS's first original production without any source material. The plot: In antiquity, Atlantis and Mu waged a war that ended with Atlantis losing. Following this defeat, Atlantis turned itself into a small planet and traveled through time to the present day in an attempt to once again conquer Earth. In response, five warriors from Mu gather on Easter Island, and alongside a giant cyborg white whale that contains the brain of Mu's ancient queen, they fight off Atlantis at various famous ruins across the world.

In the 24th century, Bimajo, Tsubuyakky, and Suzukky work for History Paradise Company, a textbook publisher, but they are also recognized as the villainous group Akudama. They frequently disrupt JKK's historical research. After their most recent clash with JKK agents Tokio and Calen, the trio took an extended but brief unpaid leave. Eventually, their enigmatic boss assigned them a new task. Their mission: obtain mystical Dynamonds from key historical figures. Following orders, Akudama launches a series of time-hopping operations aimed at seizing the mysterious Dynamonds from famous historical personalities. 复仇之旅再次开启！

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

The official site for Kindaichi Shounen no Jikenbo Returns 2nd season announced a one-hour special television episode titled "Akechi Keibu no Jikenbo" set to air on December 26. A trailer released on Sunday offers a preview of the episode's story. The trailer also reveals that Yudai Chiba voices Ryūtaro Kobayashi, a junior detective working under Detective Kengo Akechi.

The 29th installment of the Detective Conan film series. Conan, Ran, Sonoko, and Kogoro head to the Minato Mirai district of Yokohama alongside motorcycle enthusiast Masumi Sera to attend the Kanagawa Motorcycle Festival. Suddenly, a mysterious black motorcycle appears, leaping over the car carrying Conan and his companions. In pursuit is Chihaya Hagiwara of the Kanagawa Prefectural Police Traffic Mobile Unit—the "Goddess of the Wind" that Ran once witnessed. However, after a high-speed chase, Chihaya's motorcycle is destroyed, and she lets her target escape at the last moment. Arriving at the Yokohama festival venue, Conan and the others observe the unveiling of a new police motorcycle equipped with state-of-the-art technology, named "Angel." Meanwhile, reports surface that a rogue "black motorcycle" has now appeared in central Tokyo, evading the Metropolitan Police Department's pursuit. The motive behind the rampage remains unclear, but the vehicle's design closely resembles that of "Angel." Authorities dub the black Angel bike "Lucifer" and continue their chase.

Mametarou is a Crossbreed and this is about his daily activities and the friends he makes with his girlfriend, Hanako.

In "Kindaichi Case Files Special," Kindaichi and his friends head for a hot spring resort but end up at a rundown, eerie hotel by mistake. There, they hear about a vampire that once lived there and caused a death marked by bite wounds. Six years ago, a girl was found in the basement with similar bite marks and was subsequently killed by the locals. The situation turns grim when a guest is murdered and Miyuki is attacked by a fanged being, hinting that the vampire might still be active.

Based on a shounen gag manga by Masuda Kousuke serialised in Monthly Shounen Jump.

In "Kyojin no Hoshi," Hyuma Hoshi, a talented young pitcher, dreams of following his father Ittetsu Hoshi's example and becoming a star in Japan's professional baseball league. His father, a former third baseman whose career was ended by an injury during World War II, serves as Hyuma's inspiration. After Hyuma joins the prestigious Giants, he quickly discovers the difficulty of meeting lofty expectations. Fighting through intense training and facing rivals like Mitsuru Hanagata of the Hanshin Tigers, Hyuma must refine his pitching skills to achieve the highest level of success.

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

First-year high school student Fujimaki Shun aspires to win an Olympic gold medal in gymnastics. Without any previous experience, he follows his heart, audaciously signs up for the gymnastics club, and begins working toward his ambition. During his journey, he encounters amusing and encouraging senior students, falls for a classmate, and comes to understand the joy that comes from fully committing to a sport.

Kindaichi, Miyuki, and Inspector Kenmochi return to the Opera House for a special anniversary event, where rehearsals for a production of The Phantom of the Opera are underway. The celebration turns sinister when several cast members are brutally murdered by the phantom. Kindaichi is charged with solving the mystery behind these gruesome killings at the opera house.

A talking dog represents the kind of beautiful tale one might have dreamed of in childhood, and for those who have forgotten it, this story serves as a reminder of that fable. It follows a canine capable of speech, yet his voice remains inaudible to ordinary humans. The protagonist, Mametaro, is an adventurous crossbreed dog who deeply loves his owner, Iku-chan, and his girlfriend, Hanako-chan, though he absolutely cannot stand Iku-chan's friend, Akiyoshi. Narrated from Mametaro's point of view, the story unfolds as the warm days of spring finally arrive. While the school and riverbank appear as just an ordinary neighborhood to people, they transform into a mysterious world extending infinitely for little Mametaro and his friends.

The film centers on Ai Haibara's history and reimagines the Mystery Train storyline from the TV series, featuring the first encounter between Haibara and Conan. Additionally, it incorporates footage from the Kurogane no Submarine (Black Iron Submarine) film.

The story follows Tokio, a middle school student from the present day who is abruptly recruited into the 24th century's Space-Time Administration Bureau. He quickly discovers that the history taught in his textbooks is inaccurate, and there exists a far more entertaining version of events—such as the legendary beauty Cleopatra actually being a comedic duo named Cleo and Patra, and Momotarou being more ogre-like than the ogres themselves. Alongside his partner Karen, Tokio pilots the 24 Bokan Mecha to uncover the True History.

When a stray missile from a clash between the Galman empire and the Bolar Federation strikes the sun, the star transforms into a ticking radiation bomb. The Star Force once again launches into the cosmos, embarking on a desperate quest to find a new world where humanity can survive.

The manga's previously untold true beginning, encapsulating Japan through its dreams and emotions, is being adapted into an animated film. This is the origin story. This is chapter 0.

In the twenty-eighth Detective Conan film, an old acquaintance of Kogoro Mouri reopens the investigation into the assault that left Inspector Yamato with a scarred face. This case draws in the Nagano police, the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, CSICE, and the PSB, with Conan Edogawa, the Detective Boys, and the Sleeping Detective playing key roles in a plot filled with assassination attempts. Set against Nagano’s harsh winter, Conan delves into the mystery of the incident from ten months ago that disfigured Yamato, along with subsequent murders and attempts on lives. With help from the Nagano police force, Mouri’s sharpshooting skills, and intelligence from the PSB, Conan works to uncover the truth behind these crimes.

Second season of Mix: Meisei Story.

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

After the U.S. military overthrows a brutal Central American dictator, a thirst for revenge arises. When the Bay City Hotel unveils its state-of-the-art supercomputer, the deposed leader and his hacking-savvy daughter hatch a scheme. Using her computer skills, they seize control of the hotel's room service system to aim a nuclear missile at Washington D.C. Their nuclear retaliation plan faces an unexpected obstacle—City Hunter. The only remaining question: will the girl pushing the launch button or the man pulling the trigger act first?

Second season of Ao no Miburo.

In Tokyo, a highly skilled pianist comes to perform at a charity concert, catching the interest of City Hunter. Although he is not a musician, he is keen to master the subtleties of love. The atmosphere grows tense as a series of murders take place, including the killing of a foreign dignitary. Undercover operatives comb the city searching for a stolen microchip, and the diplomatic climate becomes unstable as the concert approaches. Only City Hunter can stop the situation from descending into further disorder.

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

Hajime Kindaichi once again takes on baffling mysteries and solves crimes that leave even veteran detectives stumped. He investigates a violent murder and strange incidents tied to the traditional Japanese board game Go; a bizarre and eerie case centered on the mysterious entity called "Rosenkreutz" and blue roses; and chilling events linked to an urban legend at a winter ski resort—staying determined to crack every puzzle.

Black Jack returns in a story that is not a direct sequel to the original series. He investigates the conspiracy behind the bomb-field accident that claimed his mother's life, uncovering secrets about the Organization and Project "Noir," in which his father and other renowned doctors were involved.

In "Tonkatsu DJ Agetarou," Katsumata Agetarou works during the day at his family's tonkatsu restaurant in Shibuya. At night, he dreams of becoming a famous DJ. After making a delivery to a nightclub, Agetarou is invited inside as thanks. Though initially nervous, he becomes captivated by the club's lively atmosphere, drawn to the dancers, flashing lights, and pulsing music. He starts visiting regularly, and one night meets the legendary American DJ Big Master Fly. Watching Big Master Fly's amazing set, Agetarou sees the connection between mixing music and making tonkatsu, which fuels his desire to master both. With encouragement from his community friends and his mentor DJ Oily, Agetarou chases his passion while dealing with family disputes, romantic issues, and other obstacles. "Tonkatsu DJ Agetarou" is a humorous story about a headstrong young man trying to find his own path while meeting his family and social responsibilities.

Motivated by his father’s legacy, Luca sets out on a journey to locate the chosen hero capable of wielding the Zenithian sword, with the goal of saving his mother from Ladja. This story is based on the video game Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride.

This time, the action takes place in the sea near Tokyo's Hachijo-jima island. Engineers from all over the world have gathered for the full-scale launch of "Pacific Buoy," an offshore facility designed to link security cameras operated by police forces globally. A test of a certain "new technology" based on a facial recognition system is being conducted there. Meanwhile, Conan and the Detective Boys visit Hachijo-jima at Sonoko's invitation and receive a phone call from Subaru Okiya—a graduate student at Tokyo Metropolitan University's Graduate School of Engineering who is actually FBI agent Shuichi Akai and formerly the Black Organization's Rye. He informs them that a Europol employee was killed in Germany by the Black Organization's Jin. Uneasy, Conan sneaks into the facility and discovers that a female engineer has been abducted by the Black Organization...! Moreover, a USB drive containing certain information in her possession falls into the organization's hands... A dark shadow also begins to creep up on Ai Haibara—the Detective Boys' Ai Haibara, also known as Shiho Miyano and the Black Organization's Sherry...

At twenty-four, office worker Rinko lives a quiet life as a hidden otaku. One day, a strange hole appears in her wall, connecting her apartment to those of her neighbors on both sides. On the left lives a handsome, enigmatic young man who overwhelms her with kindness. On the right is another mysterious person with a quick temper—until Rinko realizes, "Wait... I know him!" Her once peaceful sanctuary transforms into a place full of constant, exciting surprises.

High school student Hajime Kindaichi, who is claimed to be the grandson of the renowned detective Kosuke Kindaichi, travels to Hong Kong with his girlfriend Miyuki for a fashion event. Their trip suddenly changes course when Miyuki is abducted by someone who confuses her with a different person. This unforeseen development forces Hajime to begin a criminal investigation to rescue Miyuki.

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.

After a worldwide disaster, two girls set off on a cycling trip through Japan's deserted landscapes, determined to keep enjoying their sightseeing despite the end of civilization. They continue their travels, undaunted by the apocalypse.

Lupin III: Part III follows the exploits of Arsene Lupin III, the world's most legendary thief, alongside his crew of accomplices: expert sharpshooter Daisuke Jigen, the beautiful and cunning Fujiko Mine, and the stoic samurai Goemon Ishikawa XIII. Together, Lupin and his team journey across the globe, hunting for the most valuable treasures and fortunes, while constantly staying ahead of the relentless Inspector Zenigata, who is determined to finally capture Lupin.

Set twenty-six years after the events of Touch, MIX follows the legacy left by Touch hero Tatsuya Uesugi. Meisei Academy High School was once renowned for its powerful baseball team, but in the years since their glory days, the team has faltered and lost its former fame. The story centers on two stepbrothers, Soichirou and Toma Tachibana. They are determined to bring back the strength of Meisei Academy's baseball team and earn a spot in the National High School Baseball Championship. Both boys are currently second-year students at Meisei Academy Middle School and are talented baseball players. Soichirou excels as a catcher and batter. Toma possesses extraordinary pitching skill but no longer pitches due to a "certain reason." Once they enter high school, the brothers pair up as a battery and set their sights on reaching the National High School Baseball Championship. The passion and devotion of these characters will move your heart! MIX is a high school baseball drama that can be enjoyed by audiences of all ages.

In Japan, the rise in drug-related crimes is overwhelming the police force's ability to keep order. To address this growing problem, a specialized unit called STAND is formed, made up of skilled experts capable of handling the crisis. Rei Izumi, new to the narcotics division, is given the important task of finding potential recruits for STAND. Despite her well-known dedication to justice and police work, Rei's unusual resistance to many types of drugs may be the key reason she was chosen. Determined to find suitable candidates, Rei soon realizes how difficult her assignment is. Each potential member has their own feelings, beliefs, and willingness to join the fight against drugs. Her skills as a narcotics officer are questioned by the various people she meets, leading to frequent disagreements and doubts in her daily life. Additionally, Rei must deal with the dangerous and secretive world of drug trafficking, where betrayal and deception are common, creating serious risks beyond what she first expected.

Ryu and Ken Masters, two highly skilled martial artists, maintain a strong bond as they travel the world to sharpen their fighting abilities and learn new techniques. During their journey, they encounter various martial arts styles and form new friendships. However, their quest is interrupted when they become entangled in the mysterious organization Shadowlaw's plot, forcing them to face their greatest challenge as they fight for survival against the evil M. Bison.

At the rigorous Tokyo Fire Department's Fire Academy, a talented newcomer, Daigo Toake, distinguishes himself through his exceptional performance in both physical and mental evaluations. His outstanding abilities stir envy in his fellow recruit, Shun Onoda, though Shun also harbors a mix of genuine respect and rivalry, recognizing that their ultimate goal is the same—to save lives. Yuki Nakamura is the only female among the trainees and is fiercely dedicated to demonstrating her capability to compete with her male counterparts in this predominantly male profession. As the paths of these three recruits cross and they face real-life emergencies more harrowing than any training scenario, they learn the true nature of their calling. Despite the harsh realities of their work, the firefighters in their distinctive orange uniforms continue to be a beacon of hope for those in distress.

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

Ten years have passed since the Zol Empire conquered Aquafa, but they failed to take Fire Horse Village due to an outbreak of Black Wolf Fever, a disease now believed to have vanished. Van Gansa, imprisoned in a Zol Empire-run salt mine, survives an attack by spirit wolves alongside Yuna. The wolves, carriers of the fever, slaughter the guards, leaving only Van and Yuna alive. Convinced the illness is gone, Van decides to escape and seek a peaceful village with Yuna. However, his history as a fever carrier makes him a target for various factions: some see him as a potential cure, while others want to prevent the fever from being weaponized. This draws Van into a national crisis with consequences reaching far beyond the empire's borders.

In the aftermath of the original Yatterman series, Leopard lives with her mother and the caretakers Dorothy, Voltkatze, and Elephantus just outside the prosperous Yatter Kingdom. Although she enjoys a happy life, poverty surrounds them, and Leopard remains unaware of her family's link to the infamous Doronbow Gang. Her perspective changes when she discovers a hidden room in her home that contains a mural of Doronjo, Boyacky, and Tonzura. This revelation shows that Dorothy, Voltkatze, and Elephantus are descendants of these notorious criminals, explaining why they are excluded from the heroic Yatterman's realm. At first, Leopard vows never to follow her ancestors' path of villainy. Yet, unforeseen circumstances may force her to adopt a villainous identity as she strives to uphold true justice.

In the twenty-third Case Closed film, The Fist of Blue Sapphire, the legendary blue sapphire dubbed the "blue lapis fist" supposedly went down with a pirate ship near Singapore in the late 1800s. A wealthy local entrepreneur intends to recover this gem, and once it goes on display at the Marina Sands hotel in Singapore, a murder occurs, accompanied by a bloody calling card from Kaitou Kid. Concurrently, Ran and Sonoko travel to Singapore for a karate competition. Conan, unable to leave Japan because he lacks a passport, is supposed to stay behind. However, Kaitou Kid, in need of Conan's aid, uses a magic trick to forcibly bring Conan to Singapore. To return home, Conan must cooperate with Kid, but first he has to disguise himself since his glasses, watch, and other belongings are taken away. When Ran fails to identify him, he calls himself "Arthur Hirai." Later, Kid discovers that the "fist" is stored in a concealed vault beneath a mansion. As he thinks he has safely accessed it, a dangerous trap is set off. He then confronts Makoto Kyogoku, the undefeated karate champion boasting 400 consecutive victories.

A special episode celebrating the 20th anniversary of the anime series. It recounts how Kudo Shinichi was turned into a child. It begins when Ran misplaces her smartphone. Shinichi vows to get her a new one, but this high school detective is already gaining fame as a consulting detective for the police; when he abruptly departs from her karate competition to expertly crack a murder case involving wealthy socialites, Shinichi will have to take Ran on a special date to make amends. A colorful amusement park awaits—and so does a terrifying murder!

Nio Chirinu, an orphan, finds a sense of belonging while working as a waiter at his adoptive grandmother's restaurant. His quiet life is shattered when he and his sister Iroha are forced to help with a sting operation targeting child kidnappers, orchestrated by Toshizou Hijikata and Souji Okita of the notorious ronin group Miburo. After this ordeal, Toshizou invites Nio to join Miburo and protect the people of Kyoto. Driven by a desire to overcome his physical weaknesses, Nio throws himself into intense training to match the combat skills of his new allies. However, he still struggles to gain the respect of fellow Miburo members Tarou Tanaka and Hajime Saitou. As he works to form bonds with these comrades, Nio must define his own moral code and build the strength to face any enemy.

A fire-breathing dragon that hates humans is raised by a mother cat in a forest. The dragon, affectionately called "Uncle Wing," keeps an eye on the many curious cats—including one that goes on an adventure with a human prince and another that lives in the city and enjoys people-watching as a hobby—and slowly becomes more accepting of humans.

A sudden explosion rocks the Edge of Ocean complex during the Tokyo Summit, and from the chaos emerges Tooru Amuro, an agent of the National Police Agency Security Bureau known as Zero. Living under two other identities—as Rei Furuya, a detective and apprentice to Kogorou Mouri, and as Bourbon, a member of the Black Organization—Amuro is a man of many faces. Following the blast, Kogorou is taken into custody as the primary suspect. Conan works to prove Kogorou's innocence, but his efforts are constantly obstructed by Amuro.

Hajime Kindaichi seems like an ordinary high schooler with his untidy appearance and relaxed attitude, but this is misleading. As the grandson of Japan's legendary detective, he has exceptional detective abilities. With his close friend Miyuki Nanase and the unconventional Inspector Isamu Kenmochi, he goes to isolated islands, creepy villages, dark waters, and other dangerous locations. His goal is to solve the most cunning, terrifying, and haunting mysteries the world has ever seen.

A short time has elapsed since the Magic Knights faced off against Princess Emeraude's Mashin in their final battle. Still dealing with the loss of the princess, Hikaru Shidou returns to Tokyo Tower. There she reunites with her companions Umi Ryuuzaki and Fuu Hououji for the first time since their sudden adventure to rescue Cephiro. Haunted by visions of the realm they departed, Hikaru takes comfort in learning that her friends also yearn to go back and keep protecting the kingdom they struggled to save. Their desire is granted when a bright light identical to the one from their first encounter envelops Tokyo Tower. The Magic Knights again mount a flying fish and travel to Cephiro, only to find it barren and devastated. With the Pillar's strength diminished, monsters wander unchecked, and three countries compete to seize Cephiro in order to dominate the Pillar. Making things more difficult is the mysterious Lady Debonair, who declares herself the rightful successor to the fallen kingdom. Confronted by fresh trials and enemies, the three Magic Knights set out on a new mission to bring peace back to Cephiro. Bolstered by their friendship, the group stays resolute against the formidable challenge.

In "Zatsu Tabi: That's Journey," 18-year-old aspiring mangaka Chika Suzugamori faces a series of rejections after submitting three drafts in a single day. Her editor suggests she weave her own hobbies into her work, but Chika spends most of her time focused on creating manga and rarely goes outside. Feeling lost and uncertain, she decides to take a spontaneous trip to find her path. After running a simple online poll, Chika makes an impulsive choice to board a train heading north from Tokyo. Reaching the summit of Mount Haguro in Aizu-Wakamatsu, she gains a new outlook and a revived sense of motivation. Despite the possibility of future obstacles, Chika resolves to continue exploring Japan, joined by both fresh and familiar faces along the way.

The 4:44 ritual is said to allow anyone who broadcasts specific frequencies from the Akeyuki Sacred Tree using a radio at that exact time to travel to another dimension. Asuka Tsuchimiya and her friends Nana Nanase, Mia Silverstone, Yuu Tounaka, and Chloe Morisu put this legend to the test as part of their Crystal Radio Research Club activities. To their surprise, the ritual works, and they end up in a parallel world known as a fragment. There, they encounter a girl who looks almost exactly like Asuka but is serious and strong—she calls herself Seriouska. She warns them about a dangerous force called the Twilight, which is consuming all parallel worlds by erasing their unique possibilities. Her goal is to defeat the Twilight King, the one responsible for spreading the Twilight across the multiverse. The story follows the five girls as they discover their true selves and search for the Twilight King. However, the key to stopping the advancing Twilight may be closer to them than they realize.

In a far-off world famous for its abundant smiles, Princess Yuki, defined by her idealism, happiness, and innocence, is unprepared for the duties forced onto her, especially as her kingdom nears conflict with an expansionist Empire. On the other side, Imperial soldier Stella Shining keeps a fake facade to hide her true self. Yet this mask may soon fall, possibly costing her everything she values. As Princess Yuki and Stella's paths cross, the future of their nations becomes linked in an unpredictable outcome.

Black Jack is a doctor who practices without a license, his background shrouded in mystery. Alongside his youthful assistant Pinoko—who harbors a deep affection for him—he handles rare and often strange medical conditions that can be dangerous or entirely unfamiliar. Despite this, he is a brilliant physician capable of saving nearly any patient, provided they can meet his hefty fees. His reputation extends across the globe, particularly among medical and scientific circles. A rational man devoted to empirical evidence, Black Jack remains skeptical until confronted with proof, yet he finds himself repeatedly amazed when emotion and the natural world prove more powerful than the science he has built his life upon.

Seven students in Tokyo, each cut off from their loved ones and confined to their dim rooms, notice their mirrors beginning to glow. Reaching out to these reflective surfaces, they are transported to a castle inspired by the tales of Grimm, which serves as a sanctuary during school hours. Though the castle has electricity, it lacks basic necessities like food and water, and is ruled by a masked girl known as the Wolf Queen. The students learn of a key hidden within the castle walls that can grant wishes, along with clues pointing to its location. They must find this key before the school year ends and return to the real world by five PM each day, or risk losing their lives. As the deadline approaches, it becomes clear that to survive, they must share their deepest struggles. Among them is a boy haunted by his obsession with technology, another grappling with inexplicable rejection, and a girl living in fear of her abusive stepfather. Through revealing their innermost sorrows, the seven adolescents trapped in solitude and mutual misunderstanding discover freedom, resilience, and the power of their unity.

This genre-defying film is set in a near-future world dominated by machinery. Kokone ought to be focusing on her university entrance exams, but she keeps drifting off to sleep. Beyond wasting precious study time, her napping proves even more troublesome because it triggers strange dreams filled with battling machines—dreams that point to long-buried family secrets. She cannot turn to her father, a hipster mechanic whose talent and artistry far exceed what his job demands, since he is perpetually lost in his own whimsical projects modifying motorcycles and cars. What are these visions that simultaneously draw Kokone closer to her family and push her further away? Like the finest anime, this film revels in layered fantasy to reveal how opposites—waking and dreaming, the past and the future—are often far more connected than they seem.

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

Long ago, a mermaid princess named Lara was cherished by her father, the sea king, and her sisters. One day, she fell in love with a human prince from the land—a love forbidden in the mermaid realm. Despite this, Lara journeyed to the surface and, using a potion from the witch Grace, became human. The potion came with a price: if she failed to find true love, she would turn into foam and vanish into the sea. Though she was a princess of the ocean, Lara chose love, but her wish went unfulfilled, and she disappeared. Two hundred years later, Lara awakens once more in Lake Biwa, determined to finally search for her true love. All because of "love."

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.

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

Chuuta Kokonose, an orphan living with his aunt, has always heard a mysterious voice inside his head, but his everyday life stays fairly normal. That changes when a strange creature follows him home and brings him to a world full of unique beings. Arriving at a space police station, Chuuta meets Rein Brickke, the Chief of the Solar System Department, who tells him a computer has selected him as a potential recruit. Misuzu Sonokata, a hot-tempered classmate with an angelic appearance who works under Rein, questions whether Chuuta is fit to join the force. Though initially shocked, Chuuta eventually agrees to take the aptitude test, driven by the voice in his head and a resolve to prove Misuzu wrong.

Fifteen years ago, a cruise ship vanished after striking an iceberg in the Pacific. Recently, ship engineer Hideto Yashiro died in a car crash, and a link between these incidents emerges on the luxury liner St. Aphrodite during its maiden voyage. Kogorou Mouri, his daughter Ran, Conan Edogawa, and the Detective Boys join Sonoko Suzuki’s family trip aboard, but a game of hide-and-seek causes Sonoko to disappear. Soon after, the CEO of the Yashiro Group, which built the St. Aphrodite, is found dead from stab wounds, and her father goes missing. As police struggle to advance, Conan investigates deeper and uncovers the truth. The culprit, determined to avoid capture, threatens to sink the St. Aphrodite, endangering everyone. With water flooding the hull, the motive behind the vengeful killings is revealed. Trapped without escape, Conan and Kogorou confront the elusive murderer before the ship sinks into the ocean depths.

In an alternate world where global peace appears secure and conflicts are waged by private corporations instead of nations, Yuuichi Kannami joins Area 262 as a contract fighter pilot. As he settles into his new role, he begins to uncover various mysteries. Through Yuuichi's experiences, "The Sky Crawlers" explores this reality, focusing on his quest to understand the Kildren—genetically modified teenagers with superior reflexes—and his predecessor, the renowned pilot called Teacher. Yuuichi grows increasingly troubled by the connections between these elements and the base commander, Suito Kusanagi. Area 262 holds the truths he seeks, but discovering them may come at a cost too heavy for the young pilot to bear.

In "Detective Conan Movie 08: Magician of the Silver Sky," famous actress Juri Maki hires detective Kogorou Mouri to safeguard the Star Sapphire, a legendary gem symbolizing faith, fate, and hope, which has been targeted by the elusive thief Kaitou Kid. After interpreting what he believes is Kid's clue, Kogorou travels to a newly built space theater where Juri is performing in Josephine, aiming to catch the thief. The following day, Conan and his friends are invited to Juri's vacation home to celebrate the play's success and the foiled robbery attempt. However, their celebration is abruptly interrupted by a shocking murder that occurs during the flight to the destination. Although the killing was unintentional, it triggers a series of events leading to a crisis. Conan and Kid, despite their history as adversaries, must work together to save their friends and the other passengers on the aircraft.

On a stormy afternoon, the Detective Boys witness a murder occurring across the street, but they are trapped by traffic as the culprit flees, leaving Conan Edogawa with only a partial clue from a mortally wounded detective. Several days later, another detective is found dead in a parking lot, causing panic within the police force. Suspicion grows that one of their own may be the perpetrator, and officers without alibis face intense scrutiny. Despite increased caution, the killer strikes again, this time nearly capturing Ran Mouri. Ran awakens in the hospital with retrograde amnesia, unable to recall her past. After her release, she struggles with the fear that she may not recover her memories before the killer targets her again based on what she might have seen. Although she is protected by friends and family, it falls to Conan to solve the mystery and expose the murderer's true identity before another attack occurs.

In "Case Closed Movie 05: Countdown to Heaven," Conan Edogawa, the Detective Boys, and Professor Hiroshi Agasa head to the Nishitamashi Twin Towers. There they encounter Ran Mouri, her friend Sonoko Suzuki, and Ran's father Kogorou, who are attending the towers' grand opening ceremony. The group decides to take part in an exclusive tour of the building. During the opening preparations, three violent murders occur, apparently connected to a mysterious Porsche 356A. As Conan and the others probe the incidents, an explosion erupts inside the towers, sparking a fast-spreading fire that endangers everyone. Police rush to evacuate the building, but when the elevator breaks down and traps Conan and his companions, they must struggle to protect those around them. With time dwindling, they race against the clock to solve the case and apprehend the culprits.

In "The Last Wizard of the Century," Kaitou Kid sets his target on the prized Russian Imperial Easter Egg, issuing a challenge to the police with a specific date, time, and location. The Osaka police mobilize to thwart his plan, but they are not the only ones pursuing the jewel-encrusted treasure; Conan Edogawa, Heiji Hattori, and other rivals are also in the hunt. As the race for the egg intensifies, a string of murders targets those involved, uncovering the dark history of the Romanov Dynasty. Amidst these sinister occurrences, Conan is tasked with solving the murders, apprehending Kaitou Kid, safeguarding his friends, and maintaining the secrecy of his true identity.

In "JINSEI -Life Consulting-", Yuuki Akamatsu is living an ordinary high school life until his cousin, Ayaka Nikaidou, persuades him to join the Journalism Club as a life consultant, running the advice column in the school's weekly newspaper to improve his social abilities. He is soon joined by three other girls: Rino Endou, who is intelligent but shy; Ikumi Suzuki, athletic and outgoing; and Fumi Kujou, graceful and compassionate. Together, this group tackles the personal issues of anonymous students seeking guidance. Each member contributes their own viewpoint, and after lively debates and various social experiments, they work together to find solutions to the problems brought to them. Over time, Yuuki and his teammates realize that while they are helping others sort out their troubles, they are also dealing with their own personal struggles.

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

In "Case Closed Movie 01: The Time Bombed Skyscraper," Conan Edogawa is put in a difficult position when Ran Mouri requests that Shinichi Kudou accompany her to a movie. Conan struggles to come up with a believable excuse to decline. But on the day of their planned outing, a critical situation unfolds: a large quantity of plastic explosives has been stolen, and the thief directly challenges Shinichi to locate and defuse the bombs planted throughout the city. With time rapidly diminishing, Conan is forced into a frantic race to prevent the city's destruction while simultaneously uncovering the criminal's identity and grasping the motive behind the threat aimed at Shinichi.

While on a school field trip to Tokyo Tower, three young girls—Hikaru, Umi, and Fuu—are suddenly whisked away to the magical realm of Cephiro. There, they are met by Master Mage Clef, who informs them that they have been called forth to serve as the legendary Magic Knights and rescue Cephiro from peril. The girls are far from thrilled by this revelation and simply wish to return home. Clef goes on to explain that they must locate the three Rune Gods to aid them in battle, and he grants each of them armor and magical abilities. They then learn from Clef that High Priest Zagato has abducted Princess Emeraude, the Pillar of Cephiro. It is the Pillar's sole duty to sustain Cephiro's life and harmony through her prayers; without Princess Emeraude, Cephiro would inevitably descend into chaos. To ever have a chance of going back home, Hikaru, Umi, and Fuu must confront Zagato's minions and find the Rune Gods. In the process, they come to understand that friendship and loyalty are the only things they can trust in the deteriorating world of Cephiro.

In the latest virtual reality gaming debut, the offspring of Japan’s leading families are invited to preview the new technology. Their fun is cut short when a company staff member is found murdered, with a dying message hinting at a clue embedded within the game’s historical setting. Conan Edogawa, along with Ran Mouri and the Detective Boys, ventures into the virtual world to solve the crime and catch the perpetrator. Upon entering the game, they are trapped by an AI named Noah's Ark. To escape and bring the killer to justice, Conan and his team must explore a simulated Victorian-era London and track down the notorious Jack the Ripper, while the lives of fifty innocent children are at stake.

Anime adaptation of Part 3 of Honzuki no Gekokujou. After a disastrous encounter with a noble, Myne finally decides to part ways with her family and friends in the lower city, adopting the name "Rozemyne" and starting her new life as Ehrenfest's archduke's adopted daughter. But her days as an archnoble in high society are harsh, as she undergoes strict etiquette and magic training in addition to her duties as High Bishop and forewoman. It would be too much for a weak seven-year-old girl... if not for the High Priest offering her the keys to the temple's book room as a reward. Getting her hands on those would let her read all sorts of precious books! Her name may have changed, but Rozemyne's love for books stays the same as she charges into a brand-new world. The detailed setting expands as the printing industry grows. Here begins Part 3 of this biblio-fantasy for book lovers everywhere!

In a world where ayakashi, mysterious and often imperceptible supernatural entities, coexist with humans, certain ayakashi pose a threat by draining human life force. Exorcist ninjas, like those from the esteemed Kazamaki clan, are dedicated to defending humanity against these malevolent spirits. Matsuri Kazamaki, a young exorcist ninja, and Suzu Kanade, his childhood friend and an ayakashi medium with extraordinary vitality that attracts ayakashi, face conflicting perspectives. Matsuri sees ayakashi as inherently dangerous and aims to shield Suzu from them, while Suzu yearns to remain connected to the ayakashi. Their relationship is tested when they encounter Shirogane, the formidable "King of Ayakashi," intent on consuming Suzu. In a desperate attempt to save her, Matsuri successfully seals Shirogane’s powers, but not before the ayakashi retaliates by transforming Matsuri into a girl. As Matsuri navigates his new feminine form and continues to battle hostile ayakashi, the dynamics of his relationship with Suzu become more complicated. Suzu's feelings towards Matsuri become uncertain, adding another layer of confusion to their already strained bond.

In the midst of a challenging spring break, Yuna Ichihara feels particularly down after bidding farewell to her dear friend Sacchan, who is moving away. Her spirits lift, however, when she catches sight of a boy who resembles a shoujo manga prince, her first love. This encounter leads to an unusual situation involving Akari Yamamoto, a new neighbor who soon becomes Yuna’s close friend. As they attend the same high school, Yuna starts to develop feelings for Akari’s brother, Rio, the mysterious and attractive young man she met earlier. Simultaneously, Akari finds herself attracted to Yuna’s playful childhood friend, Kazuomi Inui. However, navigating the complexities of their relationships proves difficult for each of them, as the interwoven dynamics among the four friends create obstacles. To unravel the truth about their feelings and connections, they must confront their personal struggles and disclose the secrets kept within their circle.

After losing both parents at age five, Isaku Senagaki was raised by her grandfather Tasuke, a yakuza boss. Now on the verge of starting high school, she hopes to distance herself from that world and experience an ordinary school life filled with friendship and romance. But those plans fall apart when her overprotective guardian, 26-year-old Keiya Utou, uses his connections to enroll at the same school. Though Isaku longs for mutual affection, her feelings go unanswered—Keiya sees her only as the granddaughter of his boss and the girl he has looked after since childhood. Her pursuit of a normal life becomes an uphill battle, and escaping her own emotions proves even harder, especially when Keiya’s excessive guarding and disregard for her personal space only make things more complicated.

In Yume-iro Pâtissière, Ichigo Amano is a clumsy girl with an overwhelming passion for cakes. Her life changes when she meets Henri Lucas, a famous patissier who discovers her hidden but remarkable talent for tasting desserts. Recognizing her potential, Henri enrolls her at St. Marie Academy, an elite school specializing in pastry arts. Despite Ichigo's lack of experience and skill, she is placed in the top-tier class due to Henri's recommendation, joining the "Sweets Princes." These princes are renowned throughout the academy for their magical confections, and include Sennosuke Andou, skilled in traditional Japanese sweets; Satsuki Hanabusa, adept at candied flowers; and Makoto Kashino, a master chocolatier. As Ichigo navigates this competitive environment, she and the Sweets Princes, each guided by their own "Sweets Spirit" fairies, work toward their individual goals in the world of desserts.

In the busy streets of Tokyo, the City Hunter organization, known by the call sign XYZ, acts as a powerful force against crime, taking on any job without question. Its key member is Ryou Saeba, a sharpshooter armed with a Colt Python, who works alongside the tough and tomboyish Kaori Makimura. The pair confronts difficult cases and faces the many perils of their dangerous profession head-on. When not handling high-stakes assignments, Ryou spends his time pursuing attractive women, a habit often stopped by Kaori and her heavy hammer. Whether dealing with small-time thieves, arms dealers, or large crime syndicates, nothing can stop Ryou Saeba once he sets his sights on his next objective.

The second season of Vigilante: Boku no Hero Academia ILLEGALS.

In My Hero Academia: You're Next, Izuku Midoriya, Katsuki Bakugo, Shoto Todoroki, and the other students of U.A. High's Class 1-A confront the villain Dark Might and his secretive criminal organization, the Gollini Family.

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

In the feudal era, while searching for the scattered fragments of the sacred Shikon Jewel, Inuyasha, Kagome Higurashi, and their allies draw the ire of Menoumaru Hyouga, a revived demon who seeks Inuyasha's ancestral blade, Tessaiga. Following a prior conflict with Inuyasha's father, Menoumaru believes Tessaiga holds the key to reclaiming his stolen birthright. After ambushing Inuyasha, Menoumaru learns that only its rightful owner can wield Tessaiga. Unfazed, he captures Kagome to force Inuyasha to unsheathe the sword and awaken the dormant powers of the Hyouga clan. Alongside their steadfast companions, Inuyasha and Kagome confront Menoumaru, unaware that his sinister ambitions and formidable strength threaten not only their era but also a distant future.

In "Mary and the Witch's Flower," Mary Smith, a clumsy redhead, struggles to adjust to her new life at her Great Aunt Charlotte's home, feeling isolated and out of place. One day, she notices a peculiar cat that constantly shifts colors. Following the feline into the forest, she stumbles upon a barren clearing with a patch of unusual blue flowers, which the estate's gardener later identifies as "Fly-by-Night." These flowers are rumored to be highly valued by witches for their potent magical properties. Later that evening, the enigmatic cat reappears, leading Mary back to the woods, where she discovers an ancient broom hidden beneath a gnarled tree. When she accidentally crushes the Fly-by-Night flowers against the broom, it begins to glow and lifts her into the air. Her erratic flight carries her to Endor College for Witches, where she is mistaken for a new student. Now, Mary must navigate this magical world, uncovering its many secrets and illusions while finding her place within it.

After defeating their archenemy Naraku, Inuyasha and his friends celebrate the end of the suffering he caused and look forward to returning to their normal lives. However, danger still remains as Naraku's surviving followers, Kanna and Kagura, release a sealed demon that claims to be Kaguya, the legendary Princess of the Heavens. Although the group is focused on their own personal matters, a series of strange events involving Kanna and Kagura, along with an unexplained phenomenon of continuous full moon nights, brings them back together. Recognizing Kaguya's involvement and the immense threat her powers pose, they reunite to stop the disastrous plan she has set in motion for the world.

Hard-boiled, cocky, classy and silly. These words only begin to describe the amazing master thief Lupin the Third. With the help of some quick gunplay by his partner Jigen, Lupin takes on the world in elaborate heists, classic car chases, and nasty explosions. Fujiko, a buxom redhead with a penchant for betrayal, always gets tangled up in Lupin's capers. The stoic but swift swordsman Goemon is just as inclined to kill Lupin as he is to help him. And Lupin can never seem to lose the relentless Tokyo Police Inspector Zenigata. What sort of trouble will this band of misfits get into next?

High school student Tamaki Kasuga once believed gods and spirits were nothing more than myths, but that changes when she moves to her grandmother's home in the secluded village of Kifumura. After arriving, she meets strange beings and learns that her bloodline includes the Tamayori Princess, giving her the duty to seal away gods and ghosts in order to protect mankind. At first uncertain, Tamaki finds it harder to deny her new situation, especially with the five attractive male guardians constantly watching over her. Her new role turns out to be far more difficult than she expected, and she encounters many dangers along the way. Can Tamaki manage the heavy burden placed upon her?

In the series Kekkaishi, Yoshimura Sumimura carries on the tradition of a "Kekkaishi"—someone granted supernatural powers to fight evil beings known as Ayakashi that invade the human world. These Ayakashi are drawn to the spiritual energy rising from Karasumori, the site of Yoshimura's high school. Though he would rather bake cakes than battle these eerie creatures, he feels driven to defend his beloved school and hometown. Yoshimura does not face this alone; his childhood friend and neighbor, Tokine Yukimura, joins him despite the long-standing rivalry between their families. Together, they create a strong team. As the Ayakashi keep attacking the land, aiming to claim it, a secret organization watches from the shadows, waiting for the right moment to act. Cooperation proves essential in their ongoing fight against the relentless enemies.

After Inu no Taishou's death, his sons Sesshoumaru and Inuyasha inherited the legendary swords Tenseiga and Tessaiga. But there exists a third blade: Sounga. When Inuyasha visits his friend Kagome Higurashi's era in modern times, he comes across this sword. Discovered by one of Kagome's ancestors in the ancient well connecting present and past, Sounga has been kept as a treasured artifact at the Higurashi shrine. The sword reveals itself to possess a malevolent spirit with an unrelenting desire to cause destruction. Inuyasha struggles to control the sword's destructive power while bringing it back to the feudal era. There, he meets his brother Sesshoumaru, who has long desired the blade. When the sword is lost during their confrontation, the brothers engage in a fierce rivalry to reclaim it, unaware of its true nature and the legacy left by Inu no Taishou.

Kogorou Akechi operates a private investigation firm called the Boy Detectives' Club, handling cases of all scales. While working on one such case, junior member Kensuke Hanasaki encounters Yoshio Kobayashi, an enigmatic boy who can survive any injury yet recalls nothing of his past. Fascinated by Yoshio's immortality, Kensuke proposes a bargain: Yoshio will join the club to assist with investigations, and Kensuke will help him find a way to end his eternal life. Though initially reluctant and indifferent to others, Yoshio agrees, unaware of how deeply this choice will change him. As he bonds with his new teammates through their detective work, Yoshio slowly learns to value human connections. Inspired by Edogawa Ranpo’s "Shounen Tanteidan," this story follows Akechi and the Boy Detectives' Club as they solve countless mysteries while facing a hidden menace—the Fiend with Twenty Faces.

Kaito Kuroba is an ordinary high school student whose father is frequently away. After his father dies in suspicious circumstances, he learns the truth: his father was the infamous international criminal known as International Criminal 1412, the Phantom Thief, and was murdered by a shadowy organization for refusing to help them obtain the "Pandora Gem." This mystical stone is said to shed a "tear" during the passage of a specific comet called the Volley Comet, and drinking that tear grants immortality. Determined to stop the organization from achieving eternal life, Kaito takes on his father's mantle and begins searching for the gem. His only leads are that the gem glows red under a full moon and is a doublet—a hidden stone inside a larger one. Therefore, it must be a relatively large gem with a strange history, always kept in a place that never sees moonlight. He investigates and steals famous priceless gems with odd backgrounds from heavily fortified locations, always returning them after the next full moon.

From childhood, Ryuuichi Naruhodou has aspired to be a defense attorney who protects the innocent. But when he begins his legal career under the guidance of his mentor Chihiro Ayasato, he discovers the courtroom is a harsh, competitive battleground. In this high-pressure setting, Ryuuichi must rely on his wits to expose the true nature of each crime and prove his clients' innocence. In Gyakuten Saiban: Sono "Shinjitsu", Igi Ari!, Ryuuichi handles numerous cases to clear those falsely accused. He faces many obstacles, especially the relentless prosecutor Reiji Mitsurugi, who seeks convictions by any means necessary. Pushed into a corner, Ryuuichi must carefully examine evidence and question witnesses to uncover the truth in every trial. With a cry of "objection!" the intense courtroom drama begins.

Junichirou Kagami, a brilliant physicist with published academic work, chooses to dedicate his life entirely to his true passion as an anime blogger, driven by what he calls his "YD" condition—an irresistible urge to only do what he "Yearns to Do." This frustrates his sister Suzune, who eventually forces him to accept a position as a high school physics teacher. Though he shows little interest in standard curriculum, Junichirou brings unique perspectives that go far beyond textbook knowledge. As he settles into his teaching role, he embarks on an unexpected journey that teaches both him and his students valuable lessons about acceptance, building genuine friendships, and finding fulfillment by pursuing one's true passions.

In WWW.WAGNARIA!!, Daisuke Higashida, a hardworking first-year student at Higashizaka High School, lives a peaceful existence troubled solely by his dissatisfaction with his family, whose absence of joy exhausts him. His life is upended when his father's company goes bankrupt, costing him his allowance, phone fees, and train pass. Complying with his father's order to seek part-time work, Daisuke opts for a nearby family restaurant to evade biking the lengthy 15-kilometer journey to school.

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.

In a world where superhuman abilities known as Quirks are normal, college student Kouichi Haimawari dreams of becoming a hero, looking up to those who protect society. His own Quirk lets him slide at bicycle speeds, but he feels his potential is limited. Wanting to take action outside official channels, he deals with small local issues that licensed heroes and law enforcement ignore. His path crosses with two unconventional people, changing his direction completely. The reckless vigilante Knuckleduster and the social media sensation Pop☆Step give Kouichi a chance to fulfill his hero dreams. When a new drug appears that boosts Quirks and turns ordinary people into sudden threats, Kouichi teams up with his new allies to stop its spread. Together, the unpredictable trio targets criminals who escape justice through legal loopholes.

Kisaragi Ryuji is a high school student living a quiet life. Everything changes when his second cousin Eriko returns, and together they take a relic box from a black market dealer. Inside the box, they discover a red dragon girl named Rose. To keep Rose safe from a dangerous criminal organization, Ryuji resolves to employ his abilities as a relic handler.

In Kyoto, the tanuki and tengu have coexisted with unaware humans for centuries. Yasaburou Shimogamo, the third son of a distinguished tanuki family, spends his carefree days looking after an old tengu, using his shape-shifting abilities to observe people, and interacting with the enigmatic Benten. But beneath this tranquil life lies a grim past: Yasaburou's father, once the leader of the tanuki community, was captured and devoured by a human group called the Friday Fellows. Uchouten Kazoku follows the Shimogamo brothers as they try to avoid meeting the same end while gradually uncovering the truths behind their father's death.

The second part of the second season of Maou Gakuin no Futekigousha: Shijou Saikyou no Maou no Shiso, Tensei shite Shison-tachi no Gakkou e Kayou continues the story.

In the summer of 2006, brothers Mutta and Hibito Nanba see what they believe is a UFO heading toward the Moon. That moment inspires their shared dream of becoming astronauts—Hibito wants to reach the Moon, while Mutta, hoping to outdo his brother, sets his sights on Mars. Years later, their lives have diverged: Mutta works at an auto company, but Hibito is poised to become the first Japanese person to set foot on the Moon. After Mutta is fired, a surprising opportunity arises when JAXA accepts his application for the next astronaut selection. Despite his doubts, he resolves not to let this chance slip away and begins a demanding journey to fulfill the promise they made 19 years ago.

In a post-apocalyptic Japan reduced to a vast desert, a mysterious rust disease threatens what remains of civilization. The authorities blame mushroom spores and point to Bisco Akaboshi, known as the "Man-Eating Mushroom," as the culprit. Bisco sees things differently. As a "Mushroom Protector," they seek the legendary "Sabikui" mushroom, believed to be the cure for the rusting illness. Accompanying Bisco on this journey are a giant crab named Akutagawa and Dr. Milo Nekoyanagi, a kind-hearted doctor looking for a remedy for their sibling's rust poisoning. Despite widespread prejudice, Bisco continues their quest to heal the decaying world.

The increasingly absurd adventures at Wagnaria continue, with even more outlandish situations, evolving relationships among the staff, and budding romantic tensions. Souta Takanashi and the rest of the quirky crew gain new faces: Haruna, the long-lost spouse of Hyougo Otoo, who has a tendency to get completely lost in the sewers; Kirio Yamada, Aoi's older brother, who can withstand Mahiru Inami's powerful punches without flinching; and the constantly quarreling twins Youhei and Mitsuki Mashiba, who are underclassmen of Kyouko Shirafuji. Get ready for more laughs, romance, and disorder at the Wagnaria family restaurant!

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.

In response to the Quirk Doomsday Theory, the radical group Humarise views all Quirk users as contaminants that must be exterminated. They have developed a deadly device called the "Trigger Bomb," designed to make Quirk users lose control and perish. The group's leader, Flect Turn, manages to evade the Pro Heroes stationed around the world. While on a work-study program in Otheon under Japan's leading Pro Hero, Izuku "Deku" Midoriya becomes falsely implicated in a crime. After inadvertently involving a local youth named Roddy Soul, Deku is forced to go on the run with the boy. Now, it falls to Deku, Roddy, and Deku's classmates to thwart Flect's sinister Trigger Bomb scheme while simultaneously escaping Humarise's relentless pursuers.

In the year 2027, Kyoto is a city overflowing with cutting-edge technology. Within this world live two high school students: Naomi Katagaki, a shy and socially awkward boy, and Ruri Ichigyou, a girl known for her cold and sarcastic demeanor. Despite both sharing a passion for books, Naomi struggles to connect with Ruri due her off-putting personality. One day while out for a walk, Naomi glimpses a fleeting red aurora in the sky. Soon after, he encounters a strange three-legged crow and a cloaked stranger who reveals himself to be a future version of Naomi from ten years later. This future Naomi warns that a terrible incident will befall Ruri once she and the present-day Naomi begin dating. Though skeptical at first, Naomi decides to heed his older self's advice and works to build a closer relationship with Ruri, hoping to change her fate. Can Naomi succeed in rewriting the future that awaits them?

In Shibuya, a series of murders known as the "New Generation Madness" are generating growing local buzz due to their notoriety. Nonetheless, these "New Gen" killings barely impact Takumi Nishijou, a high school otaku prone to delusions and a persistent sense of being watched by unseen eyes. Apathetic toward the outside world, Takumi spends his time on online games and anime. His routine is abruptly disrupted when he receives a graphic image of a man impaled on a wall from a user named Shogun. After recovering his composure at an internet café, Takumi unexpectedly encounters the very crime scene from the image, along with a blood-splattered pink-haired girl calling out to him. As Takumi struggles with the boundaries of reality, he finds himself increasingly entangled in the "New Gen" murders, believing the perpetrator is targeting him.

Following yet another defeat at Naraku's hands, Inuyasha, Kagome Higurashi, and their allies continue their pursuit of the scattered Shikon Jewel shards, determined to prevent the evil Naraku from reassembling them. Naraku, however, remains resolute in securing the shards for himself, eliminating anyone who obstructs him, even his own underlings. This escalating threat forces Sango and Miroku to weigh their romantic feelings against their duties as warriors. Meanwhile, Inuyasha must confront his own emotions, torn between Kikyou and Kagome. As the race to gather the shards intensifies, Inuyasha and his rival brother Sesshoumaru are compelled to set aside their differences and unite for a decisive battle against Naraku, a confrontation essential to ending his tyranny once and for all.

The final confrontation between heroes and villains escalates as the world witnesses the clash of symbols representing harmony and chaos. With All Might critically wounded, global tension rises as the fate of civilization teeters on the edge, and the looming threat of All For One and Tomura Shigaraki indicates the battle is far from over. As hope wanes, Izuku "Deku" Midoriya steps forward as the leader, resolved to prevent the conflict from ending in despair. Pushed to his limits and supported by Katsuki Bakugou and other heroes standing alongside him, Deku becomes the crucial force against surrender. This battle marks a decisive moment for society, with the outcome determining the path of the future.

High school freshman Kazuhiko Nukumizu leads a quiet, solitary life, content to remain in the background of high school life. He rarely ventures into the world of teenage romance, but often wonders what it would feel like to be part of a love story. His life takes an unexpected turn when he witnesses popular classmate Anna Yanami being rejected by her childhood friend at a local diner. Despite wanting to leave the encounter behind, Anna insists on sharing her feelings with Kazuhiko, expressing her belief that childhood friends inevitably lose the ones they love. As Kazuhiko gets drawn into Anna’s emotional turmoil, he also becomes embroiled in the romantic struggles of two other classmates: Lemon Yakishio, an enthusiastic member of the track and field club, and Chika Komari, a reserved member of the literature club. Pushed beyond his usual boundaries, Kazuhiko finds himself at the center of the romantic dramas of several "losing heroines."