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Neon Genesis Evangelion

In 2015, Earth is still reeling from a cataclysm that melted the Antarctic ice and drowned half the world's population. Now, mysterious beings known as Angels have begun to attack what remains of humanity, and conventional weapons are useless against them. Fourteen-year-old Shinji Ikari is summoned to the fortified city of Tokyo-3 by his estranged father, Gendo, commander of the secret organization NERV. There, Shinji is forced to pilot Evangelion Unit-01, a monstrous bioorganic weapon created to fight the Angels. Thrust into a war he does not understand, Shinji must confront not only the alien invaders but also his own fears and the growing suspicion that NERV is hiding a horrifying truth

Neon Genesis Evangelion: ANIMA

Three years after Shinji Ikari prevented Third Impact during the Battle at NERV HQ, Earth is at peace. NERV has been reorganized under Misato Katsuragi's command, and Shinji leads the EVA team alongside Asuka Langley Souryuu and Rei Ayanami. Technological advancements have led to upgraded Evangelions, and three Series-0.0 units now orbit Earth to watch over the planet. Just as NERV prepares to upgrade Shinji's Unit-01 Type-F, one of the Unit-0.0s goes out of control and crashes near Tokyo-3. Soon after, a mysterious Angel Carrier—an oddly modified Mass Production Evangelion—attacks NERV. Shinji, Asuka, and Rei must stop the assault and uncover the identity of their new enemy.

Robot Keiji

In a near-future Tokyo, the Metropolitan Police Department establishes a Special Investigation Unit to tackle unprecedented crimes. The team consists of 'K', a state-of-the-art android detective with a gentle demeanor beneath his armored exterior, and veteran detective Shiba, a stubborn traditionalist who harbors a deep distrust for machines and his new partner. Forced to work together, the unlikely duo investigates a series of bizarre and seemingly disconnected murders. Their pursuit leads them to confront a shadowy and powerful organization known as R.R.K.K. (BAD), a rogue conglomerate with sinister ambitions that threaten the entire city, testing their fragile partnership to its limits.

20th Century Boys

Kenji Endo manages a convenience store and has long since left behind his childhood dreams of becoming a rock musician. His quiet routine is shattered when a friend from his youth dies under mysterious circumstances. The death appears to be connected to a strange cult led by a figure known only as Friend, whose influence is spreading across Japan. As Kenji digs deeper, he discovers that the cult's symbols and ideas come from a story he and his friends invented as children. The group reunites to understand how their childhood games became the blueprint for a dangerous organization. With the turn of the century approaching, they realize that the fate of the world may depend on uncovering the

Land of the Lustrous

In a distant future, Earth is home to the Lustrous, crystalline lifeforms who defend themselves against the Lunarians, invaders from the moon who seek to harvest their bodies for weapons and decorations. Among the twenty-eight gems, Phosphophyllite is the most fragile and brittle, with no visible talent for battle. Longing to fight but deemed too weak, Phos is instead assigned by their master Adamantine to compile a natural history of their world. The task seems dull and pointless, but it brings Phos into contact with Cinnabar, a gem forced to live in isolation due to their dangerous nature. As Phos pursues this seemingly mundane assignment, they begin to uncover deeper truths about their

All You Need Is Kill

Keiji Kiriya is a new recruit in the United Defense Force, fighting against the alien Mimics that have invaded Earth. Equipped with a powered combat suit called a Jacket, he is sent to the battlefield with little training and dies on his very first deployment. Instead of staying dead, he wakes up the day before the battle, forced to relive the same fight and his own death over and over. Trapped in a time loop triggered by his demise, Keiji must use each repetition to sharpen his skills and find a way to break the cycle. His only lead is Rita Vrataski, an elite soldier known as the Full Metal Bitch, whose own experience with the loop may hold the key to survival. Together, they face the rel