Tonari no Seki-kun: The Master of Killing Time—All Yokoi wants is to listen to her teacher's lessons, but her focus is always being pulled away to see what her classmate Seki is doing. He’s not taking notes, but doing some other type of activity on his desktop. Yokoi is the only one ever noticing it and she sees disaster looming as Seki's plans build to their conclusion, which she can’t look away from.
Lucky Star—With summer vacation starting for Konata, Kagami, Tsukasa, and Miyuki, the staple fun activities are going to the beach in swimsuits and eating the seaside shop food or going to a summer’s end outdoor festival in yukatas to enjoy the various attractions. Unfortunately, there are summer homework assignments to finish as they are due when vacation ends, but Konata will be spending the summer as always, playing online games and not getting any work done, and eventually having to once again copy it from Kagami, who has finished her work.
Shingu Secret of the Stellar Wars—To stop the next wave of invaders threatening the Earth, the Chosen are forced to make the dangerous decision to use the secret technique of astral deviation to launch Nayuta’s spirit and the Shingu into deep space. Before the enemy reaches her, Nayuta must learn to fight in this disorienting and terrifying emptiness. Lacking any special training or powers to help, Hajime can only watch his friends fight and suffer to save the Earth, unaware that his role in this battle may prove to be the most important one.
Tonari no Seki-kun: The Master of Killing Time—All Yokoi wants is to listen to her teacher's lessons, but her focus is always being pulled away to see what her classmate Seki is doing. He’s not taking notes, but doing some other type of activity on his desktop. Yokoi is the only one ever noticing it and she sees disaster looming as Seki's plans build to their conclusion, which she can’t look away from.
Doamygar-D—In Kyoto, Daijiro Kyogoku runs his family's traditional Japanese sweets shop. In its basement, Daijiro finds a mysterious, giant, candy-making robot, Doamygar-D, that’s a master of treats. Along with Daijiro, they’re the perfect dessert-crafting pair. When evil monster-like robots attack the city, Daijiro and Doamygar-D feed their insatiable hunger turning them back into humans again.
His and Her Circumstances—For Yukino Miyazawa, admiration and praise from others had become an addiction, and she worked hard to be the perfect girl and student. But that was before meeting Souichirou Arima, whom she quickly hated as he easily aced the high school entrance exam and snatched the glory of being the class representative from her. To get back at Souichirou, Yukino plots revenge, never suspecting that they will become very close friends and eventually fall in love with each other.
Stellvia—In 2167, a nearby supernova’s explosion sent electromagnetic radiation that catastrophically damaged the Earth. 186 years later a more destructive wave called "The Second Wave" is approaching the Earth. Fifteen-year-old computer genius Shima Katase’s dream of going up into space is realized when she’s selected to enter space-piloting school on the Space Station Stellvia. Becoming good friends with Arisa Glennorth during the trip, they will train with other potential pilots.
The Melancholy of Haruhi-chan Suzumiya—Anime shorts showing very cute versions of the SOS Brigade members and various other characters in hilarious situations. As Haruhi, Kyon, Mikuru, Koizumi, Nagato, and the rest of the cast of Haurhi, experience real-life situations and various types of weirdness in a zany, fun-filled romp through an alternate Haurhi universe.
Galaxy Angel—The Angel Brigade still searches for Lost Technology for the Transvaal Empire’s military inspectors, but nobody knowing what it is makes finding it hard. Making their job even harder is getting relegated to doing various menial tasks. While on duty, the Angel Brigade should be saving the galaxy one planet at a time, but Milfeulle, Ranpha, Mint, Forte, and Vanilla instead are finding themselves constantly getting into hilarious misadventures.
Gintama 3—After the Amanto alien invaders conquered feudal Japan, humans became their servants. In this strange new era, ex-samurai Gintoki Sakata and his two endearingly odd assistants, Shinpachi and Kagura, stay self-employed at his Odd Job Agency by doing all kinds of jobs, including saving the world sometimes. They’re not always simple jobs as they have run-ins with rebels, aliens, assassins, and even the police, whom they sometimes help out. They’re constantly risking their lives for jobs that rarely go as planned or pay enough for the trouble or the rent.
Anime-Gataris—After discovering her proper rich girl classmate is a hardcore anime otaku, anime newbie Minoa Asagaya is thrust headfirst into helping co-found her school’s new anime club. Although unfamiliar with the culture, she’s eager to learn and gets a crash course in all things otaku. But even after getting enough club members, the student council is determined to end it, and behind some closed doors lurks a dark presence, creating some problems for the club’s various activities.
Penguin Highway—Budding genius Aoyama is only in the 4th grade but already lives his life like a scientist. When penguins start appearing in his sleepy suburb hundreds of miles from the sea, Aoyama vows to solve the mystery. When he finds the source of the penguins is a woman from his dentist's office, they team up for an unforgettable summer adventure.
Hayate the Combat Butler—Being Nagi’s butler/bodyguard, Hayate’s life is more crazed and chaotic as trouble seems attracted to Nagi and her friends. Nagi's increasing attraction to Hayate, who’s unsure of her feelings, is possibly changing their professional relationship. Hayate is still unaware of Hinagiku’s growing attraction to him as well, which sometimes causes misunderstandings to occur between them. Along with the physical dangers of his job, he also has to deal with some emotional perils as well.
The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya—Time traveling with Mikura to several years in the past, Kyon meets a younger Haurhi. Returning to the present, Kyon now realizes he had influenced Haruhi’s current behavior. During their summer break, Haruhi outlines a game plan for Kyon and the other SOS Bridge members to do certain activities, including the usual popular one, to totally enjoy this break. But as the last day is ending, Kyon, Mikura, Koizumi, and Yuki realize the flow of time has been affected, and they must discover the cause and correct it.
Negima!—Ten-year-old Negima Springfield is assigned to teach English to teenage girls at the exclusive Mahora Academy Class 2-A. All the students there have unusual skills and secrets, and a few aren’t even human. Fortunately, Negima isn't a normal boy; he's also secretly a wizard, which at times is very helpful as his lesson plans are being interrupted constantly by various things like ghosts, vampires, ninjas, time travelers, and even cheerleaders. But magic may not help him in dealing with a few of his female students who develop romantic feelings for him.
In Another World with My Smartphone—After a misplaced lightning bolt accidently kills Touya Mochizuki, God grants Touya a second chance at life in a fantastic, new magical world, and he’s allowed to also keep his smartphone. With boundless, enhanced God-given talent and a kind heart, Touya will soon find himself in an otherworldly realm of opportunities where adventure, fame, fortune, and pretty girls await him.
Inuyasha: The Final Act—Struggling to fight in the past alongside Inuyasha and passing her high school entrance exams in the present, Kagome’s worlds are colliding. But with her spiritual powers sealed away, Kagome can’t purify the Shikon Jewel before Naraku tries to absorb it forever. As the battle enters its final stages, Inuyasha and his friends are pushed to impossible limits, but the key to destroying Naraku and the Jewel may be the trust between a half demon and a girl from the future.
Star Blazers—Space Battleship Yamato 2199: The intergalactic superpower Gamilas’s attacks have Earth close to complete annihilation. Humanity’s last hope is generous assistance from another alien civilization, Iscandar. The Space Battleship Yamato, with advanced tech and manned by a skilled and motivated young crew, has just one year to reach this planet and obtain a device that could revitalize Earth. But during the journey, Gamilan interference, dangerous cosmic phenomena, and conflicts among the young officers test humanity's resolve.
RIN-NE—For Sakura Mamiya, life was odd long before helping her half-Shinigami classmate Rinne Rokudo assist lost souls to reach the land of the dead. Encountering the various spooks, specters, and other-worldly entities that Sakura has seen daily is not as strange as finding herself and Rinne involved in a complicated web of romantic relationships that also include her former childhood friend and now frustrated exorcist, Tsubasa Jumonji, and the extremely gullible Shinigami Ageha.
Sailor Moon Crystal—After Usagi becomes the guardian of justice Sailor Moon and finds her fellow Sailor Guardians, Mercury, Mars, Venus, and Jupiter, they must find the phantom Silver Crystal and protect a princess. When the Dark Kingdom’s Queen Beryl sends her subordinates to the town where Usagi lives, they cause strange events to occur in an effort to obtain the very powerful Silver Crystal. Sailor Moon and the other Sailor Guardians must succeed in finding the Silver Crystal and protecting the princess.
Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid—Due to a drunken promise, Miss Kobayashi’s life changes when Tohru, a dragon, arrives to live with her. Kobayashi now experiences a whole new level of domestic bliss with Tohru, a maid-slash-dragon, in her home. Later Kanna, a little dragon with a big attitude, appears, searching for Tohru. Kobayashi is soon living with two dragons, devoted, overly affectionate Tohru and totally cute Kana. After moving to a larger apartment, they’re able to live peacefully together while dealing with the occasional problem.
Busou Shinki: Armored War Goddess—High school freshman Rihito has four dream girls living with him who are always ready to help him resolve any difficult tasks. These four girls, Hina, Ann, Ines, and Rene, are actually tiny six-inch, powerful androids called Shinki that only need minimal maintenance from Rihito. Despite their tiny size, they all possess normal intelligence and emotions, resulting in some competition for Rihito’s attention.
All Purpose Cultural Cat Girl Nuku Nuku—Placing the brain of his son Ryunosuke’s pet cat into a top secret NK-1124 android’s body, inventor Kyusaku Natsume creates Nuku Nuku. Her body hides superhuman strength and abilities that make her a potent bodyguard to protect Ryunosuke from the ruthless Akiko Mishima. Mishima, who is Heavy Industries’ president, NK-1124 project financier, Kyusaku’s ex-wife, and Ryunosuke’s mother, has her Office-Lady Warriors use the M.H.I.’s military product division to somehow get Ryunosuke back.
Frame Arms Girl—Ao receives a package with a unique item inside: Gourai, a Frame Arms Girl, who’s a miniature, walking, talking, artificial person with a ten-year-old’s intelligence and a selection of snap-on weapons and armor. When two more Frame Arms Girls, Stylet and Baselard, arrive to test Gourai’s combat capabilities. Ao learns she was chosen to help test a new toy line and get paid for it. Since these girls mainly want to fight and gather information, it makes life awkward for her.
Concrete Revolutio—It’s not easy to maintain order when all types of fictional creatures exist as part of everyday life. So the government formed the Superhuman Bureau, a vibrant team of powerful fighters to help protect those with supernatural abilities. But doing what’s right is no easy task when society and the government clash to define the lines of justice for both humans and super humans. In this world beings are not what they seem to be, including even the Bureau’s only human member.
Lost Universe—Traveling throughout the galaxy, Kain Blueriver, a psi-blade-wielding master, teams up with Canal, the sassy holographic image of his starship Swordbreaker’s computer, and Millie Nocturne, an expert sharp shooter who dreams of being the best at everything. They are Trouble Consultants who work various contracted jobs, involving adventure, action, and sometimes danger, especially against the crime organization Nightmare.
And You Thought There Is Never a Girl Online?—After forming a school club to play the popular online fantasy game Legendary Age, Hideki, with help from Akane and Kyou, tries to help Ako, who deeply loves Hideki as both her in-game and future real-life husband, to separate fantasy from reality. When Ako skips school again due to a misunderstanding, Hideki visits her at her home. Realizing Hideki does love her,—after he promises to always be with her and supportive whenever she feels insecure with life—Ako attends school once again.
Made in Abyss—What lies at the bottom is unknown as no one has returned from it, but the Abyss is full of strange creatures and priceless relics that have trapped generations of fortune hunters. Anyone can safely descend into it, but returning triggers nightmarish transformations and madness as the chance of remaining unchanged lessens the deeper you go. Learning that her missing mother may still be alive in it, 12-year-old Riko and her robot friend Reg brave entering its darkness.
Black Clover—Two orphans who are friends share the same goal: to someday become the Wizard King. Competing in a friendly rivalry, they work hard towards this goal. In this world, Yuno excels at magic, but Asta has a rare problem—he supposedly has no powers. On the day magicians receive their grimoires, Yuno gets a special one, but Asta doesn’t get any. Asta tries to stop a mysterious magician from stealing Yuno’s grimoire and ends up getting a strange one.
Food Wars!—Young Soma Yukihira's main goal was defeating his father in a cooking contest and taking over the family diner. He’s shocked when his dad suddenly shuts it down, then sends Soma off to the elite cooking school Tohtsuki Academy, that’s staffed with culinary giants like Erina "God Tongue" Nakiri, who fails to keep lowly short-order cook Soma from getting in. Soma shows that he can prepare any dish these snobs want. Learning only a handful of students actually graduate, Soma vows to leave as its top student.
