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Sound of the Sky

In a remote corner of the world, on the edge of No Man's Land, sits Clocktower Fortress. It is home to the 1121st Platoon of the Helvetian Army, and their newest member is a 15-year-old volunteer named Kanata Sorami. She enlisted to learn how to play the bugle, inspired by a beautiful soldier who saved her as a child with the clear, golden sound of her trumpet. As the other platoon members train her to become both a bugler and a soldier, Kanata's enduring optimism begins to inspire them to look for happiness and beauty in a world haunted by war. Together with the aloof mechanic Noël Kannagi, the feisty gunner Kureha Suminoya, and the compassionate Captain Felicia Heideman, they experience t

The Legend of Black Heaven

Ouji Tanaka leads a quiet life as a salaryman in Tokyo, with a wife and child. His past, however, holds a different rhythm: fifteen years ago, he was 'Gabriel,' the legendary guitarist and leader of the short-lived heavy metal band Black Heaven. His mundane routine is shattered when a mysterious blonde woman named Layla appears. She invites him to pick up his Gibson Flying V guitar once more and play, promising a return to his former glory. Unbeknownst to Ouji, his powerful music generates the energy needed to operate a colossal weapon in a distant intergalactic war. As Ouji rediscovers the thrill of his music, he is drawn into a conflict far greater than he ever imagined, forcing him to b

Sound of the Sky OVA

In the remote town of Seize, Kanata, a new recruit in the 1121st Platoon, discovers a mysterious locked door in the distillery, guarded by her superior, Rio. Her curiosity is met with a challenge: a mock battle proposed by the platoon's sergeant, Felicia. If Kanata can emerge victorious, the secret behind the door will be revealed. However, the playful competition takes an unexpected turn when alcohol enters the mix, leading to chaotic and humorous consequences. After the events of the series, a local child questions Kanata about her own dreams for the future. Struggling to find an answer, she embarks on a journey of introspection, engaging her fellow platoon members in conversations about

Kowarekake no Orgel

In the year 2039, helper androids are commonplace. Keiichiro, a young man who lost his family in an accident and abandoned his musical dreams, leads a solitary life. One day, he discovers an obsolete, broken android discarded in a scrap heap and, on a whim, brings her home. Despite being told she is beyond repair, the android, whom he names Flower, inexplicably activates the next morning. As Flower begins to perform simple domestic tasks with fragmented memory, a tentative and unusual coexistence begins. Their shared summer unfolds, exploring themes of loss, purpose, and the fragile connections that can form between the broken.

Kowarekake no Orgel (Movie)

In 2039, helper androids called Parents are common household appliances. Keiichiro, a young man who lost his family and gave up on his musical dreams, finds an old, discarded android model in a garbage dump. He takes her home, but a repair shop deems her beyond fixing. The next day, to his surprise, the android, whom he names Flower, is functioning and making breakfast. Despite her limited capabilities and lack of memory, Keiichiro decides to keep her. Their bond deepens over a shared summer, but the threat of her obsolete parts failing permanently looms over their fragile, newfound companionship.

Symphogear GX Omake

The Symphogear GX specials are a series of comedic shorts released alongside the main series. Featuring the familiar cast of wielders in super-deformed, chibi style, these episodes offer lighthearted side stories and humorous vignettes. Set apart from the high-stakes battles of the main narrative, these shorts focus on the characters' daily lives and playful interactions. The episodes provide a fun and relaxed look at the group, showcasing their personalities in a more casual and exaggerated setting.