In the future, rising sea levels flood the world, leading to the end of civilization. Natsuki, a young man with a prosthetic leg and phantom pain, discovers an android girl named Atri in his grandmother’s belongings, changing his life.
Days with My Stepsister” follows the life of Yuuta Asamura, a high school student who finds his world turned upside down when his father remarries. With this new marriage comes a new family member: Saki Ayase, his stepsister.
“Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian” revolves around the charming and somewhat mysterious relationship between Masachika Kuze, a high school student, and his classmate, Alisa “Alya” Mikhailovna Kujou.
My Wife has no Emotion centers the love story between Takuma, a lonely man and Mina, an advanced humanoid robot designed to be the perfect companion.
With the highly anticipated return of “Shy” for its second season, fans of the series
Hayato’s plans change when he meets the five lively and dedicated women who work there. Together, they strive to honor his grandmother’s legacy and keep the café running.
The iconic mecha anime “Grendizer” is making a grand comeback with “Grendizer U,” an exciting new series set to captivate both longtime fans and a new generation of viewers.
VTuber Legend” follows the story of Yuki Aihara, an aspiring VTuber who dreams of becoming a top-tier virtual entertainer. Yuki, who streams under the persona “Kizuna,” is relatively unknown in the vast and competitive world of VTubers. Her streams are modest, and her audience is small but loyal.
“Sengoku Youko Part 2” picks up where the first part left off, plunging viewers back into the tumultuous Sengoku era, where human warriors and supernatural beings vie for power and survival. The story follows the journey of siblings Tama and Jinka and their allies as they navigate the dangerous landscape of war-torn Japan. Their goal: is to bring peace and harmony between humans and yokai (supernatural creatures).
“Senpai Is an Otokonoko” (Senpai wa Otokonoko) is one such series that has captured the hearts of many with its unique take on romance, gender identity, and self-discovery.
he world of anime is no stranger to adaptations from various media, but few transitions are as eagerly anticipated as the adaptation of “Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin.” Originally a critically acclaimed video game developed by Edelweiss and published by XSEED Games,
“Plus-Sized Elf” (Elf-san wa Yaserarenai) has garnered a dedicated following for its light-hearted approach to body positivity and its quirky, endearing characters.
