Forget that stereotype of the lazy panda! Sure, Pangoro doesn’t like to be bothered, but that’s only because, you know, whatever it’s got going on is probably more important than whatever stupid thing you’re annoying it with. Pangoro certainly isn’t lying around all day eating bamboo. In fact, the only bamboo Pangoro eats is the thin shoot he chews in his mouth which, let’s face it, he only does because it makes him look cool. However, that’s not to say Pangoro doesn’t have its morals. The only thing Pangoro hates more than being bothered is someone picking on something weaker than them. This sends Pangoro into a rage and will stop at nothing to see that injustice corrected. Pangoro draws upon the Japanese archetype of the “bancho”, or what we might know as a street punk. It’s an odd connection to make with the traditionally docile view we have of pandas, but not one entirely out of left field. Bancho are often viewed as independent from the rest of society, as they’re viewed as misfits. This behavior is actually very similar to that of pandas, which tend to be loners and only meet up to mate. This makes Pangoro a more accurate depiction of pandas than how we envision them!

Despite being a mainstay of Pokémon for so long, fossil Pokémon rarely get that much attention. Sure, oldschool fans probably have a soft spot for Omanyte, Kabuto, and Aerodactyl, but that is mainly due to nostalgia for the original games. Few are going to cite them as their favorite or anything. Every Pokémon game after 2nd Gen has its own set of fossil Pokémon to choose from, but they never really caught on. They’ve always come off as novelty Pokémon. That definitely changed in X & Y. Aurorus was different from past fossil Pokémon in that it actually resembled a dinosaur! Think about it: outside of Aerodactyl, all the fossil Pokémon we had seen were based on ancient bugs or creatures divorced from the dinosaurs we love. Aurorus visibly resembles an Amargasaurus, which, even if you don’t know that particular genus, you can tell is a Brontosaurus-type creature. Plus, it helps that Aurorus is absolutely adorable, distinguishing it further from its dino-brethren.

Look, bats are cool. Yet, somehow, Pokémon managed to drop the ball on this front. Zubat and Golbat are some of the most notoriously annoying Pokémon out there, showing up for what feels like 80% of every battle inside caves. Not only that, but they’re kind of doofy-looking. Crobat isn’t hated or anything, but it’s not exactly a stand-out either. The Zubat line was even replaced in Black & White with the even sillier Woobat line. But, finally, in X & Y, we got our sweet bat Pokémon in Noivern. It’s a hybrid of a wyvern and a bat, combining the sonic speeds of the latter with the mythical powers of the former. Interestingly, even if nowadays there’s no real distinction between wyverns and dragons, Noivern harkens back to the original interpretation of the creature by giving it just two legs. Noivern is something of a modernization of the classic wyvern, fusing it with a creature we’re more familiar with while keeping it totally distinct from its draconic brothers.

While Pokémon designs are more often based on organic lifeforms, every now and then, one will come along that just looks like a random thing. And Aegislash might be the most obvious thing-like Pokémon out there. There’s a bit more thought to Aegislash than drawing a couple swords with a shield and calling it a day. In fact, the Japanese name Gildguard is a pun on Gilgamesh, the famed Mesopotamian myth. Because of that, Aegislash draws to mind weaponry possessed by spirits of ancient legends, risen again because society has failed to live up to the standards they once set. Of course, what people actually know about Aegislash is that it’s one of the most overpowered non-legendary Pokémon out there. Aegislash’s signature move King Shield prevents all damage inflicted on it, lowers the Attack stat of Pokémon that make contact with it by half, and shifts Aegislash into its shield form. Its base form has unbelievably high attacking stats, while Aegislash’s shield form has incredible defensive moves. King’s Shield has made Aegislash into a completely dominant force in the competitive game, as the only Pokémon that can reliably counter it are legendary Pokémon. And even then, it’ll lay on the hurt without proper prediction.

Everyone loves the Tyrannosaurus Rex. They’re the king lizard; the top of the food chain from prehistory. It’s hard to imagine something more terrifying or powerful that has ever existed on this planet. They’re the ultimate power fantasy. When we watch Jurassic Park, we’re all waiting for the end when the T-Rex busts into the museum and wreaks havoc. Naturally, when Pokémon originally came out, everyone was hoping to train one for themselves. Up until 6th Gen, people made do with T-Rex-like Pokémon like Charizard and Tyranitar. But finally, in X & Y, people’s wishes finally came true with Tyrantrum. Tyrantrum was the second of two fossil Pokémon introduced in 6th Gen, and fans thankfully did not have to wait long to acquire one. You’d get the fossils as early as the second gym battle, and could revive said fossils very shortly afterwards. This meant you could nearly play through the entire game with a T-Rex, fulfilling a dream for many players that was long overdue.

Is someone at Game Freak a wrestling fan? With Pikachu Libre and Hawlucha both added in 6th Gen, it’s hard to believe otherwise! Hawlucha is perhaps most known from the anime, as Ash managed to acquire one during the X & Y arc of the anime. However, while Ash tends to catch a lot of Pokémon over the course of the series, there are very few that he bonded with quite like Hawlucha. This is probably because during X & Y, The Pokémon Company cut down on how many Pokémon Ash would catch over the course of the series, giving more screen time to the ones he’d stick with. Of course, there’s no way Hawlucha wouldn’t have been popular with or without the anime. People took one look at that design and fell in love. Fighting/Flying was an unheard of type combination before X & Y, so people were excited about the possibilities. Plus, the flamboyant stylings of Lucha Libre fighters just blended so naturally with birds that it’s almost a wonder why it took them so long to make the connection. Hawlucha also gained some attention thanks to its exclusive move Flying Press, which simultaneously deals Fighting-type and Flying-type damage!

It was only supposed to be X & Y’s version of Pidgey. You can find Fletchling, the first of Talonflame’s pre-evolutions, just about anywhere. Really, the only difference was that Game Freak wanted to mix it up a bit. Rather than being the standard Normal/Flying Pokémon you find at the beginning of every single Pokémon game, Talonflame is Fire/Flying. This was a nice compromise for how difficult Fire Pokémon are to find compared to Water and Grass, meaning players who started with Chespin or Froakie wouldn’t have to struggle to fill that slot like past fans of Water and Grass. We doubt Game Freak realized what they were doing when they gave Talonflame Gale Wings as a Hidden Ability. Gale Wings, for those not in the know, gives priority to Flying-type moves. This ability meant that Talonflame could come out and use an incredibly strong Flying-type move like Brave Bird to shut down its opposition without worrying about speed differences. Talonflame ended up becoming massively popular in the competitive scene because of that, and was one of the only times that the starting bird Pokémon ended up so viable.

Somewhere around the early 2010s, fennec foxes became more widely known. Maybe it was due to the rising presence of the internet, maybe people were getting sick of Caturday; we don’t know. All we do know is that suddenly fennec foxes were the new hotness. And, frankly, Game Freak wasn’t about to miss out on capitalizing on trends. This led to Fennekin; arguably the cutest starter Pokémon out there. Immediately upon its unveiling, Fennekin was the quick favorite of the three starters. Naturally, Game Freak was quick on marketing Fennekin. In the X & Y arc of the anime, Serena received one from Professor Sycamore and Fennekin was her constant companion until it evolved into Braxian. How could anyone not absolutely adore those poofy ears that erupt into flame? That pointy little snout that you just want to give a poke? It’s so cuddly that it’s simply made for plushies. It’s only natural that it’d be the most popular of the starter Pokémon of 6th gen, right? Well, we’ll get into that in a bit.

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Good ol’ reliable Eevee. Not just one of the most popular Pokémon since the beginning of the series, but also consistently one of the most relevant. Eevee is always brought out when Game Freak and The Pokémon Company need to hype up a new feature or mechanic for a new generation. In fact, Sylveon was one of the very first 6th Gen Pokémon revealed to the public. However, even though new typings for Eeveelutions (as they are often called) are a big deal, Game Freak was hesitant to say anything about it at first. What was the deal? Fairy was eventually revealed as Sylveon’s type. These were introduced into 6th Gen as a long needed counterbalance to Dragon-types. This was the first new type that Pokémon had seen in over 10 years, making Sylveon not just a big deal for Eevee, but for the entire Pokémon franchise. Sylveon was the world’s introduction to Fairy-types, and as a result has made a huge impact on the fandom. Plus, with those ribbons and doe eyes, Sylveon’s easily the cutest evolution of the already adorable Eevee. It’s just building on what we already love.

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Remember when we said Fennekin had to be the most popular of the X & Y starters? Yeah, turns out that title belongs to Greninja. This ninja frog uses its own tongue as a scarf. We’re not entirely sure why either outside of the demonstrable fact that ninja scarves are totally sick. Not only that, but Greninja can compress water into shurikens. Not just any shurikens either; they’re so strong that Greninja can shred metal just by tossing them. The Pokémon Company must have understood how popular Greninja was going to be because in the anime, Ash actually starts with Froakie. Froakie turns out as one of his strongest Pokémon when it evolves into Greninja. This is because of the introduction of Bond Phenomenon, which boosts Greninja’s strength to incredible levels. Bond Phenomenon was eventually introduced into the games, where players could obtain a Greninja that could transform into Ash-Greninja by playing the demo for Sun & Moon. This marks one of the only times the anime has been officially recognized by the games. Greninja is remarkable in that if you were to ask anyone to name a Pokémon that didn’t come from the original games, Greninja is probably one of the first ones who would come up. Its popularity with kids is nearly unmatched with anyone else outside of possibly Lucario. In fact, Smash Bros director Masahiro Sakurai once famously remarked that, before Pokémon X & Y were revealed to the public, he requested Greninja to be a new Pokémon representative for the next Smash Bros before Game Freak had even finalized its name because he could tell Greninja was going to be big. He was right.

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The private investigation firm known as the Boy Detectives' Club was created by Kogorou Akechi. One of the members is high school boy Kensuke Hanasaki, who by chance meets Yoshio Kobayashi. Kobayashi is a strange boy with an amnesia, and even though he wishes to die, he is unable to. Seeing how Kobayashi's inability to die can become useful, Hanasaki offers him a deal: if Kobayashi joins the Boy Detectives' Club, he will help him die eventually. That's how the two of them become friends, foes, and colleagues, while Akechi's sworn enemy – Twenty Faces – is preparing his move... Trickster's opening makes immediately clear Hanasaki and Kobayashi's relationship. In fact, it starts off showing Kobayashi, then Hanasaki, and finally the two of them swimming together in dark blue water. Right after, we see alternatively both of them walking on a background made of a Ferris wheel and the city's contour. After a little frame showing Twenty Faces, each character is presented, and right after, they all together fight against him. The opening ends in a very fitting way, enclosing the cornerstone of Trickster: Kobayashi lies down, reaching out toward pink cherry blossoms, and Hanasaki appears extending his hand toward Kobayashi, who closes his eyes.

One day, Naho Takamiya–a 16-year-old high school girl–receives a strange letter. Apparently, it was sent by herself from ten years in the future. Initially, Naho thinks it may be some kind of prank from her friends, but she is shocked to realize that day by day, what is written in that letter happens for real. Naho Takamiya from ten years in the future is full of regrets: she couldn't avoid a tragedy happened during her high school days. In fact, according to the letter, Kakeru, the new transfer student, won't be with them in the future. Naho from the future wishes for Naho to change the past! Even with its Sci-Fi elements, Orange is a full-fledged shoujo anime, involving friendship and, of course, romance. Its opening, the wonderful “Hikari no Hahen”, starts off by presenting each character and the school setting. It is a very touching opening, all the more when you have already read the manga and know what's going to happen throughout the story. We see the characters getting upset about something disturbing their peace, but right after, they all–including Kakeru–run happily together. The opening ends with white paper and a pencil on a desk.

Katsuhira Agata is the perfect target for bullies: his sense of pain has vanished altogether, so bullies extort money from him on daily basis after beating him to a pulp. One day, Katsuhira, his childhood friend Chidori, and four other teenagers are forced to become “Kiznaivers”. These six kids taking part to the Kizuna System project will be connected through pain: if one feels pain – either physical, or emotional – all the others will be struck with the same amount of agony. This is how each of them will be forced to face their inner demons! This opening starts off with a kaleidoscope, and after it, we see our protagonists holding hands, used as a metaphor to say that their lives are intertwined. Then, after a few static images showing some places our protagonists will explore, and another confusing kaleidoscope, one by one each character is presented. After a little look into the Kizuna System laboratory, once again we see these six kids, one by one, being absorbed by the kaleidoscope. The opening ends with Katshuira's eye in the foreground.

In a faraway future, mankind managed to colonize a large part in the universe. The monarchic Galactic Empire, and the democratic Free Planets Alliance have been at war for a long time now. In this setting, two rivals manage to raise to power: Reinhard von Lohengramm, a young admiral in the Galactic Empire, who hates the emperor and Yang Wen-li, commodore of the Free Planets Alliance, who hates war. These two men will face political struggles, battles, and conflicts, but in the end, they'll manage to turn the tables. “Binary Star” is like a sweet lullaby, accompanying frames of two airships meant to recall the Galactic Empire, and the Free Planets Alliance. Right after, we see Reinhard and his comrades, and a pinch of his past. Then there are frames showing the terrible war between the two superpowers, and Yang Wei-li while drinking tea ends this wonderful opening.

Kei Kurono is a high school boy, bored with life and cynical to no end. Due to some tragic circumstances, he and his childhood friend – Masaru Katou – end up dying being run over by a train; the worst is yet to come, though. After waking up in a room with no way out, full of other dead people, and a black ball in the middle shouting orders, Kei and the others begin a deadly game: they will have to fight against aliens. By winning and scoring points, they will receive the possibility to have their lives back! If you felt anxious while watching Gantz, we are sure you found its opening extremely fitting. “Super Shooter” presses while we watch Kei and the other protagonists fighting against the aliens, wearing the black uniform. Some gory scenes are scattered here and there, and then we see the black ball and what's inside of it. Basically, this opening is like watching Kei and the others being chased after by something very malicious, and that's why this opening fits perfectly with this show: it's the main theme of Gantz, and it makes you perceive what you feel while watching it.

In order to put an end to the conflicts among the three superpowers – the Union, the Human Reformist Alliance, and the AEU – a new organization was born: the Celestial Being. The complete depletion of fossil fuels brought mankind to use solar energy as a new power source, and three orbital elevators were created. Since only selected countries could use them, their creation led to war. Four guys, each of them with their own reasons, join the non-profit Celestial Being, becoming Gundam Meisters. They'll do whatever it will take to put an end to the conflicts! The opening starts off with a bright butterfly passing in front of the female characters, then we see the four protagonists driving their Gundams. Right after, there are frames of them giving the viewers hunches of what brought the four to join the Celestial Being, and successively we see their deeds with their Gundams during a battle. This opening ends very poetically, what with Setsuna reaching out to Marina Ismail (supposedly), and the bright butterfly passing in front of them. In the last frame we see the four Celestial Beings walking away in opposite directions.

A series of terrifying murders by the “New Generation Madness” came to an end with an earthquake that turned Shibuya to rubble. Six years after, in a newly rebuilt Shibuya, a series of gruesome murders pop up once again. Takuru Miyashiro, a high school student, immediately realizes that the dates match with the deaths of the New Generation Madness. Takuru, together with his friends, decides to investigate, only to discover a shocking truth... This opening starts off in black and white, with little Takuru, and his childhood friend Serika Onoe, witnessing the earthquake. Then, we see a grown-up Takuru walking the chaotic Shibuya streets, and right after, various settings showing all the other characters. After frames showing alternatively crowded places, and empty ones in black and white, we see a desperate Takuru running, and then falling on the floor and screaming. After another round of the female characters in apparently dangerous situations, the opening ends with Takuru seeing all his friends disappearing one by one and remaining alone. Finally, he turns and begins to walk, when he raises his head, and he is back in the crowded Shibuya, just like the opening began.

Japan has created the Sybil System, with the purpose of determining criminal intent, or the Psycho Pass, of each citizen. Even if just by the spur of the moment, ill-wills must be suppressed by the Inspectors, often helped by the Enforcers. The Enforcers are former Inspectors, gone latent criminals: the dirty work is up to them, in exchange for freedom. Akane Tsunemori, an Inspector, paired up with Shinya Kogami – an Enforcer – will discover the truth behind the Sybil System, and their discovery will be the starting point for the perfect concept of justice to fall apart. This opening shows Kogami fighting against himself–due to his regretful past–and then we see him drowning. Akane Tsunemori appears to help him, but then she shoots him, and episode by episode the viewers can understand what that means. Kogami hits the ground, and then he runs on high Tokyo rooftops, holding a gun; Akane awaits him doing the same. The opening ends with Kogami and Akane looking at each other. This opening is very fitting, as we see clearly their relationship: Kogami sees his old self in Akane, while Akane looks up to Kogami, until something goes wrong. It really deserved a mention!

Rintarou Okabe is a self-proclaimed “mad scientist”. He and his friends – Mayuri Shiina, and Hashida Itaru – spend their time in a room in Akihabara, while Okabe tries to create future gadgets. One day, one of Okabe's creations–the Phone Microwave–begins to actually work. It can send emails to the past, changing the future events. It will prove to be very useful the day a tragic accident happens... Steins;Gate's opening is just as messy as this show may seem, since it involves time and how it can be altered somehow. “Hacking to the Gate” accompanies frames of a clock gears, while each character is presented on a black and white background. Then, there are Okabe and Mayuri in the background, and right after we see all the other characters involved with Okabe's creation, the Phone Microwave. As the music pumps up towards the chorus, the other main protagonist appears: Kurisu Makise. Finally, other confusing frames relating to time pop up one after the other, and the opening ends with all the characters appearing one after the other on the black and white background.

Shinichi Izumi is a plain high school student with a quiet life, and a very loving family. One night, though, his peaceful life turns to a mess: a parasite enters his body and takes the place of his right hand. Forced to share a difficult existence, Shinichi and the parasite–Migi–have to fight against other malicious parasites, in order to defend themselves, and survive. The situation takes a turn for the worse when another tragedy strikes Shinichi and his family... Here we are with our 1st position! “Let Me Hear” is the perfect fit for the visuals of this opening. It starts off with parasites in embryo form, and then, we see them falling on Tokyo. While the background remains almost neutral, we see a sad Satomi Murano, followed by a frame of a sad Shinichi. As the music keeps pumping up, there's a closeup on Migi and frames implying Shinichi's changes. After seeing some other parasites in human form, the chorus is dedicated to three important persons in Shinichi's life: his mother, Kana, and finally Murano. While approaching the end, we see alternatively Shinichi falling down and frames of other characters. The opening ends with Shinichi who has undergone a total change, mental and physical.

(The 3rd season of Boku no Hero Academia.) It all started with the news of the birth of a 'luminescent baby' in Keikei City, China. Since then, 'Paranormalities' have been discovered all over the world, but their cause still remains unclear. Now, we have entered the superhuman age, where eighty percent of the world’s total population are born with some kind of idiosyncrasy, known as a Quirk. While criminals and villains who use their supernatural powers for evil are steadily on the rise, there is also a society of heroes who use the very same Quirks to stand against and save people from villains and disasters. The fictional heroes that everyone idolised have become a reality. It’s in this kind of world that Izuku Midoriya (known as Deku by his friends) hopes to become a hero and sets out to enroll in Yuuei, a Hero Academy known for producing countless famous heroes. However, it just so happens that Deku is one of the twenty percent of the population that is born without any powers - a 'Quirkless' loser. One day, Deku meets his very own hero rolemodel, and the fate of his future changes dramatically. Friends, teachers, rivals, and enemies - whilst facing many different characters and challenges, Deku starts his journey to become the best hero he can be. A new story is about to begin with this new generation of hot-blooded heroes!

This is the 3rd Season of Attack on Titan. The world is ruled by Titans. Humanity, the prey of the Titans, have built a giant wall that is 50 meters high. In exchange for freedom to explore the outside world, they are protected from invasion by it. A certain ten-year-old boy has never seen the outside world. His name is Eren Yeager. Eren feels uncomfortable surrounded by people who have given up going outside of the walls for the transient peace that they are currently enjoying. Eren refers to them as livestock while they refer to him as an outsider. However, one day that all changes when a Giant Titan appears suddenly smashing to pieces both Eren’s ‘dream’ and society’s ‘peace...’

New York. Ash. He has extraordinarily good looks and excellent combat abilities. He manages a street gang and once poorly killed a man. When that man was dying, he uttered the mysterious phrase ‘Banana Fish’. At the same time, a Japanese boy who has come to New York to collect data as a cameraman’s assistant. His name is Eiji Okumura and he meets Ash. They then chase after the mystery of ‘Banana Fish’ together.

There is a world where magic is everything. Asta and Yuno were raised by the church, and once they turned 15, they participated in a coming of age ceremony where they were awarded grimores that will raise their innate magic power. There, it is not powerless Asta who is bequeathed a grimore, but rather Yuno, who is given the Four-leaf Clover grimore. However, Asta, in order to prove his own power, and honor the oath that he made with his childhood friend Yuno, sets out with him in order for them to become the Magic Emperor!

Two years after the events of the previous season were set in Italy. Lupin and his allies have returned! Arsene Lupin and Daisuke Jigen went to France. In a certain countryside village, the drama unfolds from a single room in an apartment. Marco Polo is a dark site where you can buy any and all illegal things from narcotics to guns. Lupin and company decide to break into a massive server facility that is guarded heavily in order to steal digital currency. There though, they meet the mysterious genius hacker girl, Ami. Lupin and Ami worth together to oppose the traps of Marco Polo, but their foes have constructed a “Lupin Game” where the whole world can watch what they do. Gradually, the mystery surrounding Ami begins to fade, and a man from Lupin’s past makes an appearance! Lupin is now facing down his greatest predicament ever!

In order to protect Tsutsushima Island at the end of the Earth, these men’s battle begins! At last, the great feared emperor has risen from the sea! Genkou (The Mongol Invasion of Japan), the major event that shook all of Middle Age Japan, is now told from a new perspective! After being sent to exile on Tsutsushima Island, Kamakura samurai Jinzaburou Kuchii must now cross swords with the Mongolian Army!

‘I’m no invader! I’m an avenger!’ Souya Kuroi lost his memories in the past, but now, he is a high school student who lives peacefully. However one day, the city he resides in is attacked by a mysterious, giant weapon known as ‘Nebula Weapon’. Souya is now dragged into this fight together with ‘Sensei’, a being that looks like a cat, and ‘Ginko’ who dresses as a gothic lolita. But… can you believe it? There are SEVEN heroes that project this city! What is the real reason Souya is fighting?

(This is the second season of Sword Gai The Animation) At times, a weapon that soaked in the blood of thousands of humans becomes a legend and comes to life. This story focuses on “Shoshidai,” an organization that has been facing “Busoma” for a long period and “Gai,” a young man who is fated to live as a weapon. When a man who possesses such a weapon within himself is swallowed by hatred and fosters murderous intent turns into a Busoma, he becomes a creature that only seeks to slaughter…

Souten no Ken is the story of Kenshirou Kasumi. He is the 62nd Grand Master of Hokuto Shinken “God Fist of the North Star.” Of the 1800 years of history belonging to Hokutou, he is the most powerful and fiercely relentless master of all Hokutou Masters.

This is the 3rd Season of Zoids titled Zoids Wild. Zoids! Zoids are the strongest living beings made up of metal bodies and animal instincts while having fighting spirits and standing at the top of the food pyramid! When humans and zoids form the ultimate bond, a hidden power is awakened! That power is called ‘Wild Burst’!

Men who are part of the Yazuka are now going to make their debut as idols!? And thanks to the back streets, their popularity has exploded as idols!! However, these men have to deal with increasingly absurd circumstances. They just want to live a regular life, but…!? This is a comedy about idols who have changed genders to become lovely, bouncy crossdressing girls engaged in immoral business practices!

A devil from Hell, simply known as Jashin-chan, is one day suddenly summoned to the human world. The place she is summoned is a rather run-down apartment in Jimbouchou. The person who has summoned her is Yurine Hanazono, a female university student who has a slightly dark heart. Although she summoned her (?), Yurine has no idea how to send Jashin-chan back to Hell. Since nothing can be done, Jashin-chan starts living together with Yurine, but Jashin-chan claims “I’ll be able to get back to hell if I kill the person who summoned me!” Then, the course of action Jashin-chan chooses is……!?

The high score girl is my journey to meet a girl better than myself at games. ‘What’s a polygon? Can you eat it?’ The arrival of the heyday of good old-fashioned 2D games was 1991. In a corner of a game center rampant with salarymen, delinquents, and otaku, she sat there quietly and coolly. This 90’s arcade romcom is told through the eyes of the main character, Haruo!

Olivia is a blonde-haired, blue-eyed, born and raised Japanese, young girl who cannot speak English at all and gives off an intellectual vibe. Kasumi cannot speak English at all, wears glasses, and has a short haircut. Hanako is cheerful with pigtails but cannot seem to find satisfaction in her everyday life. These three middle school girls have formed a ‘Freeloader Research Club’!? This middle school girl comedy which is the cutest and most fun will make you split your sides with laughter as it starts now!

Akkun is a high school boy who is tsundere to the MAX. Regardless, he really, really loves his girlfriend Non-tan, but in front of her, he is always aloof. Non-tan is an angel with the way that she permits him to act like this. This romcom is about these two individuals as a pair.

Arriving safe and sound at school is now nothing short of a miracle! Below-average female high school student Chio Miyamo is assaulted by troubles both large and small! This includes troubles from road construction and confronting a biker gang, all the way to the sudden urge to use the bathroom. This extremely dramatic comedy about attending school starts now!

This is your story. This is a story from inside your body. On average, humans have approximately 37,000,000,000,000 (37 trillion) cells in their body according to recent theories. In the world known as a human body, today too, these cells continue to work without rest. Red blood cells carry oxygen, white blood cells fight against bacteria… There, they have their own drama that we do not know about.

The story is about Aki Shiina who wants to be manlier. When he enters middle school, he uses it as an opportunity to move to Tokyo and move into Sunohara Manor, a dormitory for students. What is waiting for him is a manager who is rather big in many ways, Akaya Sunohara, and three girls who will become his seniors.

This is the 2nd Season of Ani ni Tsukeru Kusuri wa Nai! This web manga has been read over 500 million times in China and is now headed for an anime adaptation! A violent younger sister kicks and hits her idiot older brother!? Sibling Love! Romance! Gourmet food…? This school comedy has all of these in it.

Yukio Tonegawa a member of the upper brass at the Teiai Group has been ordered by his boss, the head of said group Kazutaka Hyoudou, to plan a death game for those who are in debt. Tonegawa quickly summons the black suits to a planning meeting, but gradually dark clouds begin to form over the room…!? Yukio Tonegawa now goes back and forth in confusion between the group head and the black suits.

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This is part of the 4th season of Gintama which comes after Gintama: Porori-Hen. This time, it will adapt the Shirogane no Tamashii-Hen. Gintoki, Shinpachi, Kagura, and more will be back as the members of Yorozuya come together to engage in even more shenanigans!

The 3rd Season of Nobunaga no Shinobi. Nobunaga Oda’s beloved younger sister, Oichi, has been married to Azai Nagamasa. However, Azai cannot avoid the clash between the Asakura and Oda armies. Now, at the large-scale battlefront for the Battle of Anegawa where if one strays for even a moment, they will lose everything, Chidori has awoken with tears. This is no longer a battle where one can unify the nation by force! One will now have to strike down their own adopted brothers!!

Haruka Oozora has moved from Tokyo to Okinawa. She may be cheerful and positive all of the time, but she actually has a certain complex - her tall height. Then there’s Kanata Higa, Haruka’s cousin of the same age, who came to meet her at the airport. She’s worried about the fact that she had to quit her beloved beach volleyball due to her short height. This mismatched pair end up forming a beach volleyball team… On the wide, sandy court, you have only one ally. What kind of play will these two show us in beach volleyball, where your partner is more important than anything?

Urashima, an island floating on the ocean far away from the mainland. Urashima is often mistakenly viewed as a paradise, overflowing with nature. However, a difficult past and long-established customs keep the people of this living island prisoners. The residents of this living island have accepted that they have been abandoned by the mainland and are gradually being forgotten about. Then, one day, a boy drifts to the island, and he refers to himself as a “time traveler” named Setsuna. Setsuna has not a single memory left other than that he has a “certain mission” that he must do. He then meets three girls named Rinne, Karen, and Sara. Eventually, he begins efforts to change the future of the island. The story of this boy and these girls will untie the cord around the exclusive customs and various mysteries that surround Urashima.

The story is about Aki Shiina who wants to be manlier. When he enters middle school, he uses it as an opportunity to move to Tokyo and move into Sunohara Manor, a dormitory for students. What is waiting for him is a manager who is rather big in many ways, Akaya Sunohara, and three girls who will become his seniors.

Kogarashi Fuyuzora has psychic abilities. Often haunted by evil spirits and left with a huge debt, he searches for a room with cheap rent. That’s how he ends up at Yuragi Sou - a manor house full of unimaginably beautiful girls, including the high school girl ghost Yuuna Yunohana, who can’t move on to the afterlife. Despite the owner of Yuragi Sou being against him moving in, Kogarashi somehow ends up living there…

The ceiling collapsed and a girl fell through from the second floor!? Sousuke lives in a rundown apartment building where his only consolation is that the landlord is a beautiful woman and the girl who lives above him is cute. One day though, the ceiling above him creaks and... Bang! In from the second floor, directly above him, the cute girl comes crashing down on him…!? In an erotic encounter that can only be classified as a miracle, hearts and bodies are connected by chance. Then for some reason, he starts to live with both of these beautiful women!? Under this one roof, just what exactly will become of this crowded love triangle...!?

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