Tokyo Daigaku Monogatari

Eromanga Sensei

Masamune Izumi is a high school light novel author who lives with his younger step-sister, Sagiri. After the death of their parents, Sagiri became a shut-in and has not left her room for an entire year, forcing Masamune to bring her meals. The two are each other's only family, and Masamune wishes she would leave her room. Masamune works with an illustrator known as "Eromanga Sensei," who draws highly explicit erotica. Masamune has never met this illustrator and assumes he is a perverted otaku. However, he discovers that Eromanga Sensei is actually his own little sister, Sagiri. As the siblings navigate this revelation, a beautiful and best-selling shoujo manga creator becomes their rival, c

More than a Married Couple, but Not Lovers.

Third-year high school student Jirou Yakuin hopes to be paired with his childhood friend Shiori Sakurazaka for the mandatory "Couple Practical" course, where students live together as pretend married couples and are graded on their harmony. Meanwhile, the lively gyaru Akari Watanabe wants to be assigned to her crush, the popular Minami Tenjin. To their dismay, Jirou and Akari are randomly paired together, while Shiori and Minami become a couple. Determined to eventually switch partners, they reluctantly cooperate to earn enough points to reach the top ten, which grants the right to exchange partners if both couples agree. As they navigate their fake relationship, Jirou and Akari must balanc

Plunderer

In the world of Alcia, every person is branded with a "Count"—a number that reflects their life and determines their social status. When a Count reaches zero, the individual is dragged into the Abyss, a fate worse than death. Hina, a young traveler whose Count is based on the distance she has walked, witnesses her mother being taken by the Abyss. Before disappearing, her mother tells her to seek out the legendary Aces, heroes of a war fought three hundred years ago who bear a white star next to their Count. Determined to fulfill her mother's last wish, Hina sets off on a journey to find the Aces. Along the way, she encounters Licht Bach, a mysterious masked man with a negative Count, and Na

ORESUKI: Are you the only one who loves me?

Amatsuyu 'Joro' Kisaragi is an average high school student who finds himself in an unexpected situation when two popular girls ask him out on dates in the same week. On Saturday, he goes out with the student council president Sakura 'Cosmos' Akino, and on Sunday with his childhood friend Aoi 'Himawari' Hinata. However, both girls confess that they are actually in love with his best friend, Taiyou 'Sun-chan' Ooga, the star of the baseball team. Joro reluctantly agrees to act as their love consultant, helping them win Sun-chan's heart. Beneath his friendly and clueless facade, Joro is actually a schemer who has been carefully crafting his image as the perfect protagonist of a romantic comedy.

Chobits

Hideki Motosuwa, a poor prep school student, dreams of owning a Persocom, a personal computer that looks like a human. One night, he finds an abandoned Persocom in the trash and takes her home. When he turns her on, she can only say the word "Chii," so he names her that. Unlike other Persocoms, Chii cannot download information, forcing Hideki to teach her about the world the old-fashioned way. As Hideki and his friends spend time with Chii, they begin to suspect she is no ordinary Persocom. Her advanced abilities and strange behavior point to the possibility that she might be a "Chobit," a legendary type of Persocom rumored to possess true human emotions and independent thought. Hideki must

LOVE FLOPS

Asahi Kashiwagi is an ordinary high school student whose life takes a bizarre turn when a TV fortune teller's predictions start coming true with uncanny accuracy. One after another, he encounters five beautiful girls—Aoi, Bai, Karin, Amelia, and Ilya—and by the end of the day, each of them confesses their love to him. To make matters worse, his father has invited them all to live under the same roof, turning his quiet home into a chaotic, risqué battleground of romance. Asahi reluctantly agrees to let the girls stay, but as he spends more time with them, forgotten memories begin to surface. He starts to suspect that their fates are intertwined by more than just coincidence, and that the tru