Reverie

ReLIFE

Arata Kaizaki is 27 years old and stuck. After leaving his first company, he has failed every job interview and survives on a part-time job. One night, Ryou Yoake from the ReLife Research Institute makes him an unusual offer: a pill that will make him look 17 again and a place in a one-year experiment. As part of the experiment, Arata must return to high school as a third-year student. If he completes the year, the institute will help him re-enter the workforce. With few options left, he accepts. Now he has to navigate classes, friendships, and teenage social life while keeping his real age a secret. His adult perspective helps him understand others, but it also makes fitting in more compl

BEASTARS

At Cherryton Academy, a school where anthropomorphic herbivores and carnivores study side by side, the fragile peace is shattered when an alpaca student named Tem is found brutally murdered. Fear and suspicion spread through the halls, and the herbivores' wary eyes turn toward their carnivore classmates. Among the members of the Drama Club, the gentle gray wolf Legoshi becomes a prime suspect. Despite his intimidating appearance, he is quiet and reserved, more accustomed to being feared than to being a predator. As the investigation into Tem's death deepens, Legoshi finds himself drawn to Haru, a small dwarf rabbit whose presence stirs feelings he does not fully understand. Caught between

Three Days of Happiness

Kusunoki is a twenty-year-old college student with no motivation, no dreams, and no money. After years of believing a great future awaited him, he discovers just how little his remaining life is worth when he is offered the chance to sell his lifespan. Deciding he would rather have a few meaningful months than decades of mediocrity, he sells all but his last three months. Now, with a clerk named Miyagi assigned to monitor his every move, Kusunoki sets out to find a purpose to his existence before his time runs out.

Watashitachi no Shiawase na Jikan

Juri is the daughter of a once-famous pianist whose career ended after giving birth to her. Traumatized by events in her teenage years, she has attempted suicide three times and harbors a deep resentment toward her mother. Her aunt Monica, a member of the clergy, invites her to visit a prison and meet a death row inmate. Yuu is a convict sentenced to death for murdering three people. He has tried to end his own life multiple times inside his cell. When he finally agrees to meet Monica, intending to ask her to stop writing letters, he encounters Juri instead. Their meeting forces them to confront the deep scars they both carry. Slowly, the violent rebellion in their hearts gives way to a sh

Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai

Sakuta Azusagawa is a sharp-tongued, aloof high schooler who doesn't even own a cell phone. During a visit to the local library, he comes across a girl dressed as a bunny wandering the halls. To his surprise, she turns out to be Mai Sakurajima, a famous actress and his upperclassman who is currently taking a break from the entertainment industry. Even stranger, Sakuta realizes that he is the only one who can see her. Mai gradually becomes invisible to everyone around her, and her condition reminds Sakuta of the struggles he and his sister have faced. These phenomena are known as Adolescence Syndrome, a supernatural condition that warps the lives of teenagers in mysterious ways. Determined

That's My Atypical Girl

Taku Yokoi is a manga artist who struggles to make ends meet. His original works do not sell, so he spends his nights delivering newspapers just to pay the rent in Tokyo, where he has lived alone since graduating from high school. One day, a young woman named Megumi Saitou appears at his door. She claims to be a devoted fan of one of his doujinshi and says she traveled all the way from Tottori to meet him. Yokoi soon notices that she perceives, feels, and thinks differently from most people. With no intention of returning home, Saitou ends up staying with him. Together, the two begin a quiet search for a place where they can belong, navigating the challenges of their daily lives and their