High Speed! -Free! Starting Days-

Free! -Iwatobi Swim Club-

Haruka Nanase has always felt most at home in the water, and swimming has been his greatest passion since childhood. In elementary school, he won a relay race alongside his friends Makoto Tachibana, Nagisa Hazuki, and Rin Matsuoka. After that victory, the four boys went their separate ways. Years later, as high school students, they begin to cross paths again. But Rin has changed: he now attends a different school and seems determined to prove he is a better swimmer than Haruka. Stung by the bitter reunion, Haruka, Makoto, and Nagisa decide to revive the Iwatobi High School Swim Club. They recruit Rei Ryugazaki, a former track athlete, to complete the team. Together, they train hard for the

Free! -Eternal Summer-

Haruka Nanase and Makoto Tachibana are now senior students at Iwatobi High School, along with their younger friends Nagisa Hazuki and Rei Ryuugazaki. A year after the swim club was created, they struggle to attract new members, threatening the club's future. Meanwhile, the seniors must decide their career paths after graduation, unlike their friend Rin Matsuoka, who is determined to become a professional swimmer. Tensions arise when Sousuke Yamazaki, an old friend of Rin's, arrives to study at Samezuka Academy. The recently scouted swimmer's presence strains the relationships among Rin, Haruka, and Sousuke, as the team faces both internal conflicts and the challenge of keeping their club al

Slam Dunk

Hanamichi Sakuragi, a tall and fiery red-haired freshman at Shohoku High, holds a painful record: he has been rejected by fifty girls during middle school. His intimidating appearance causes most students to avoid him, writing him off as a delinquent. One day, a girl named Haruko Akagi approaches him without fear and asks if he likes basketball. Desperate to impress her, Hanamichi claims he loves the sport and follows her to the gymnasium, where he learns about the slam dunk. There, he also meets his rival, the talented and popular freshman Kaede Rukawa, who is already a star player. Despite his initial hatred for basketball, Hanamichi's encounter with Haruko and his growing rivalry with Ru

Free! -Dive to the Future-

Haruka Nanase is now attending college in Tokyo, where he unexpectedly runs into Shiina Asahi, an old friend and teammate from his middle school years. This encounter brings back painful memories from a time when Haruka's views on swimming became negative and led him to quit the team, causing its disbandment. Meanwhile, his former high school teammates have graduated and are pursuing their own dreams in the world of competitive swimming. Haruka reconnects with his other middle school classmates, but Ikuya Kirishima still resents him for quitting the team. Determined to mend their friendship, Haruka must also face the reality of competing against higher-caliber swimmers. As new challenges aw

SK8 the Infinity EXTRA PART

This OVA presents four slice-of-life stories that expand the world of SK8. On a rainy Sunday, Reki, Langa, and Miya's skatepark plans are interrupted, leading them to discover and play a Japanese card game at Reki's house. A flashback story delves into the high school days of rivals Sakurayashiki and Nanjo, exploring their competitive dynamic. Another vignette offers a glimpse into the everyday life and secret moments shared by Ainosuke and his secretary, Kikuchi. Finally, the story shifts focus to Hiromi, known as Shadow during his nighttime antics, highlighting his diligent and kind-hearted daytime work at a flower shop in a three-part flash narrative.

Free! -Road to the World- the Dream

The film reconstructs the events of the television series, following the journey of the Iwatobi and Samezuka swimmers as they strive for new heights in the competitive swimming world. It chronicles their intense training, rivalries, and the deepening bonds of friendship forged in and out of the pool. This recap is enhanced with new scenes and footage, culminating in a brand new episode that continues the story beyond the original series' conclusion, focusing on the athletes' shared dream of reaching the world stage.