Meikan Puroyagu Riaru Jouhou-sen!

Pale Blue Dot - Battle Athletes Daiundoukai ReSTART!

In the year 5100, elite female athletes from training schools across the solar system gather at the University Satellite, a colossal space station orbiting Earth, to compete in the Grand Athletic Meet. This annual tournament pushes competitors to their physical limits under harsh rules, where they fight, challenge, and race for glory. The ultimate prize is the title of Cosmo Beauty, the highest honor in the competition. As a new tournament begins, a fresh generation of athletes enters the arena, each determined to overcome their rivals and claim victory in this sci-fi sports saga.

My Hero Academia

Izuku Midoriya dreams of becoming a hero, but he was born without a quirk in a world where eighty percent of the population has special abilities. Despite the discrimination he faces, he refuses to give up on his goal and sets his sights on U.A. High School, the elite academy for hero training. His life changes after a chance encounter with All Might, the number one hero and his personal idol. All Might sees potential in the powerless boy and decides to pass on his own quirk to him. With his newfound power, Izuku enters U.A. High School and begins his difficult journey to master his abilities and prove himself worthy of becoming the successor to the greatest hero in the world.

Fullmetal Alchemist

In a world where alchemy is both a science and an art, practitioners are bound by the Law of Equivalent Exchange: to obtain something, one must sacrifice something of equal value. Brothers Edward and Alphonse Elric learn this lesson in the cruelest way when they attempt the forbidden act of human transmutation to bring their mother back to life. The ritual fails, and the price is devastating. Edward loses his left leg, then sacrifices his right arm to bind Alphonse's soul to a suit of armor, leaving his younger brother without a physical body. Determined to restore what they have lost, Edward becomes a state alchemist and sets out with Alphonse to find the legendary Philosopher's Stone, sai

Golden Kamuy

Saichi Sugimoto, a veteran of the Russo-Japanese War, survives the harsh postwar gold rush in Hokkaido. Known as "Immortal Sugimoto" for his resilience in battle, he searches for gold to keep a promise to a fallen comrade's family. His luck changes when he learns of a hidden fortune in stolen Ainu gold. The treasure's location is tattooed across the backs of escaped convicts, making them living maps. Sugimoto teams up with Asirpa, a young Ainu girl who saves his life and shares her knowledge of the wilderness. Together, they hunt the prisoners while evading soldiers, mercenaries, and criminals who will kill for the gold.

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