And Lie with Heroes.

Btooom!

Ryouta Sakamoto is a 22-year-old unemployed young man who still lives with his mother. In the real world, he is a nobody, but online he is one of the top players of the combat game Btooom!, a title he has mastered to perfection. His uneventful life is blown to pieces when he wakes up on a tropical island with no memory of how he got there. He soon discovers that he has been trapped in a real-life version of his favorite game, where the bombs are no longer virtual and the only way out is to kill seven other players. Forced to fight for his life in a hellish free-for-all, Ryouta must use all his skills to survive long enough to figure out who is behind this deadly game and why he was chosen.

DARLING in the FRANXX

In a devastated post-apocalyptic future, Earth is a ruinous wasteland. Humanity’s only remaining strongholds are mobile fortress cities called Plantations, defended by giant robots known as Franxx. These machines are the only weapons effective against the klaxosaurs, massive beasts that have pushed mankind to the edge of extinction. Within the Plantations, children are raised for the sole purpose of piloting the Franxx in boy-girl pairs, knowing nothing of the outside world. Hiro, a former child prodigy, fails out of the piloting program after falling out of sync with his co-pilot. His existence seems unnecessary, as not piloting a Franxx is the same as ceasing to exist. Skipping his group'

Air Gear

Minami "Ikki" Itsuki is the toughest kid at Higashi Junior High School and the leader of the East Side Gunz. Known as the "Unbeatable Babyface," he lives with the mysterious Noyamano sisters, who secretly belong to a Storm Rider team called Sleeping Forest. After a humiliating defeat at the hands of the Skull Saders, a rival street gang, Ikki discovers the sisters' hidden world of Air Treks—motorized inline skates that allow their riders to perform incredible, gravity-defying feats. Determined to regain his pride and experience the sensation of flight, he throws himself into the dangerous and thrilling world of Air Trek.

Heaven's Lost Property

Tomoki Sakurai es un estudiante que solo desea una vida tranquila y normal. Sin embargo, cada noche sueña con una chica de rostro imposible de recordar y siempre despierta llorando. Un día, el sueño cambia: un ángel desciende del cielo pidiéndole ayuda. Poco después, una angeloid cae ante él y se vincula a Tomoki, llamándolo su maestro. Junto a su amiga de la infancia Sohara Mitsuki y el excéntrico Eishirou Sugata, Tomoki se une al Club de Descubrimiento del Nuevo Continente para investigar una anomalía voladora inexplicable. Mientras convive con la angeloid y sus singulares poderes, el grupo intenta desentrañar los secretos del Nuevo Continente, de las angeloids y de la misteriosa chica d

Freezing

Extradimensional beings called the Nova have invaded Earth, determined to wipe out humanity. The only defense is a force of genetically engineered female warriors known as Pandoras, supported by male partners called Limiters who can restrict enemy movement with a power known as "freezing." Kazuya Aoi enrolls at West Genetics Academy to train as a Limiter, driven by a promise he made to his Pandora sister before she died in battle. There he meets Satellizer el Bridget, a second-year student and top-ranked Pandora who has never lost a combat simulation but refuses to choose a partner. Despite her cold reputation and the warnings of his classmates, Kazuya decides to become her Limiter. As the

Ai-Ren

Ikuru Yoshizumi is a young man living on borrowed time, his days numbered by a terminal illness. Plagued by loneliness and existential dread, he applies for an AGH-RMS—a genetically engineered human companion created to provide solace to the dying. He is given Ai, an AGH-RMS who appears as a girl his age. Through their bond, Ikuru finds a new will to live, while Ai herself begins to develop a unique personality through her pure affection for him. Their fragile connection becomes a sanctuary as escalating global conflicts threaten to erase any future for humanity.