The Yellow Ball

Mob Psycho 100

Shigeo "Mob" Kageyama is an eighth-grader who has possessed immense psychic powers since childhood. Aware of the potential danger his abilities pose, he chooses to suppress them in order to live a normal life. The only use he finds for his powers is to impress his childhood crush, Tsubomi, but even that quickly loses its appeal. To gain control over his abilities, Mob becomes an apprentice to Arataka Reigen, a charismatic con artist who poses as a psychic. Reigen exploits Mob's powers for money, sending him to exorcise evil spirits as part of their daily routine. Mob's emotional state is measured on a scale from 0 to 100, and when his feelings reach the breaking point, his suppressed powers

Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai

Sakuta Azusagawa, a high school student, one day sees a bunny girl wandering through the library. To his surprise, no one else seems to notice her. The girl is Mai Sakurajima, a third-year student and former child actress who has put her career on hold. She is suffering from a mysterious phenomenon known as Puberty Syndrome, which causes supernatural symptoms that only affect teenagers. As Sakuta tries to help Mai, he discovers that others around him are also afflicted with the elusive syndrome, each facing their own unique and inexplicable problems.

Mob Psycho 100 II

Shigeo "Mob" Kageyama is an ordinary eighth grader who just wants to live a normal life, but he is also the most powerful psychic in existence. Alongside his mentor Reigen Arataka, he continues to handle supernatural requests, from exorcising evil spirits to confronting urban legends. As Mob matures, he begins to understand the weight of his abilities and the impact they have on others. The mysterious group known as "Claw" resurfaces, posing a new and tangible threat. Mob's youthful days are filled with growing emotions that threaten to overflow, leading to an eventual explosion. The dangers he faces become more serious and unsettling, forcing him to confront not only external enemies but a

Bakemonogatari

Koyomi Araragi, a high school student, survives a vampire attack thanks to the intervention of Meme Oshino, a mysterious man living in an abandoned building. Although he returns to being human, he retains some supernatural side effects, such as enhanced healing and vision. Trying to live a normal life, he relies on his friend and class president Tsubasa Hanekawa. When his classmate Hitagi Senjougahara falls down a flight of stairs and Araragi catches her, he notices that she is unnaturally weightless. Despite her protests, he insists on helping her and seeks the aid of Oshino. Soon, Araragi encounters other girls with apparition-related afflictions: Suruga Kanbaru, whose right arm behaves l

Mob Psycho 100 III

Shigeo "Mob" Kageyama returns to his everyday life after thwarting a world-threatening plot. He must now face the more exhausting aspects of being a teenager, starting with filling out his school's career form. At the same time, he continues to assist his mentor Arataka Reigen and their new recruit Katsuya Serizawa in solving paranormal cases for their clients. As Mob strives to gain more independence in both his esper and human lives, new supernatural and ordinary challenges test his emotional stability. He must confront the realities around him, resolve his emotional crises, and reassess the naivety he has held onto for so long as he continues on the path to maturity.

Welcome to the N-H-K

Tatsuhiro Satou is a twenty-two-year-old college dropout who has spent nearly four years as a hikikomori, a social recluse confined to his apartment. He lives in a paranoid haze of conspiracy theories, convinced that a secret organization called the Nihon Hikikomori Kyokai (NHK) is responsible for his isolation and the spread of shut-in culture. His days are filled with junk food, internet porn, and avoidance of the outside world. When a mysterious girl named Misaki Nakahara appears at his door, she offers to help him overcome his crippling phobias and reintegrate into society. But Satou is reluctant to leave his comfort zone, and Misaki's motives for helping a total stranger are strangely