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Haikyu!!

Shouyou Hinata is a short-statured boy who dreams of becoming a great volleyball player after watching the “Little Giant,” a small but powerful ace who once shone on the national stage. In his last year of junior high, he finally forms a team and enters his first official tournament, only to suffer a crushing defeat against Kitagawa Daiichi, led by the prodigious but arrogant setter Tobio Kageyama, known as the “King of the Court.” Determined to surpass Kageyama, Hinata enrolls at Karasuno High School, the school of his idol. But when he opens the gymnasium door, he discovers that his sworn rival has also joined the team. Now they must learn to work together, combining Hinata’s explosive sp

Slam Dunk

Hanamichi Sakuragi starts his first year at Shohoku High with a reputation for fighting and a painful streak of fifty rejections from girls. Tall, loud, and quick to throw a punch, he wants nothing to do with basketball. Then he meets Haruko Akagi, a girl who is not afraid of him and who asks if he likes the sport. Desperate to impress her, he says yes. Haruko introduces him to the school team, where his raw physical ability surprises everyone. To stay close to her, Hanamichi joins the basketball club, even though he knows nothing about the game. He clashes with the team's star player and struggles with basic drills, but his athleticism and stubborn pride keep him on the court. As Shohoku

Grand Blue Dreaming

Iori Kitahara begins his freshman year at Izu University and moves into his uncle's scuba diving shop, Grand Blue, in a seaside town. After an all-boys high school, he dreams of a fresh start full of beautiful girls and good friends. Instead, he is greeted by a rowdy group of naked upperclassmen who drag him into their alcohol-fueled antics. His cousin Chisa Kotegawa catches him at the worst possible moment, earning her scorn. Iori still wants his ideal college life, but the diving club's parties keep pulling him under.

Wind Breaker

Jo Ja-Hyun, known as Jay, is the model student at Taeyang High. He earns top grades and serves as student body president, dedicating himself entirely to his studies. This leaves him with little time for friends or hobbies, as he feels the weight of expectations pushing him to succeed academically. His carefully controlled world is disrupted when his classmate Yoon Minu sees him riding his bike with incredible skill. Amazed by Jay's natural talent, Minu is determined to recruit him for his biking crew, the Hummingbird Crew. Jay coldly refuses, but Minu won't give up easily. He challenges Jay to a race, promising to leave him alone if Jay wins. This challenge pulls Jay into the exhilarating a

Hajime no Ippo: Fighting Spirit!

Makunouchi Ippo is a shy high school student who spends his days helping his mother run the family fishing boat business. His lack of social life and timid nature make him an easy target for bullies, who constantly beat him up and force him to run errands. One day, during a particularly brutal attack, he is rescued by Mamoru Takamura, a professional boxer who takes the unconscious Ippo to the Kamogawa Boxing Gym. When Ippo wakes up, he is fascinated by the world of boxing, but lacks the confidence to try it himself. Takamura, skeptical of his resolve, gives him an impossible task with a one-week deadline. Driven by a sudden desire to become stronger for himself and his mother, Ippo trains

Cheeky Brat

Yuki Machida has always put others first. As the eldest of a large family, she learned early to swallow her own feelings and carry responsibilities that were never really hers. Now in high school, she manages the basketball club, a role she took on for one simple reason: she has feelings for the team captain. Her carefully controlled routine shatters when Shou Naruse joins the team. Talented, relentless, and fully aware of his own charm, he sees straight through Yuki's cold exterior and decides he wants her. From sudden kisses to shameless requests, he pushes every boundary she has, turning her quiet days into a constant battle between irritation and a growing, unwanted attraction. As the