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The Royal Diana Academy exclusively accepts individuals with exceptional magical talents. Graduates are highly regarded in their field and may even be employed by the royal family. Spica Virgo aspires to attend the prestigious academy, with the goal of becoming a sorceress as skilled as her idol, Claude Sirius. Claude, an esteemed sorcerer, was once the youngest instructor at the academy before he vanished without explanation. But Spica lacks the necessary experience and connections to gain admission into the academy, slowing her progress in achieving her dream. One day, she meets a black cat with the ability to speak and perform magic. In the hopes of enhancing her skills, she pleads with the feline to take her on as an apprentice and teach her the ways of magic. The cat accepts the offer on the condition that Spica finds a way to break his curse, which transformed him into a cat. Despite the trials ahead, Spica is determined to prove herself as an adept apprentice to the cat.
On the outside, Takeshi Nanase appears to be a dedicated high school student, but his inner turmoil stems from a past experience. He fixates on the opinions of others despite being an ordinary young man who is romantically involved with his lifelong pal, Kurumi Isoshima. One day, while on school premises, Takeshi encounters a girl dressed in an unusual uniform, trying to maintain her balance. The girl, Aiba Mui, confesses to being a practitioner of magic and expresses regret for inadvertently bestowing the same abilities onto Takeshi, thus initiating a chain of unexpected events.
In a world overrun by monsters, humanity’s only hope lies in the Vowed Maidens, women granted divine powers. However, none have ever returned from battle. The 126th chosen, Lyla, is given the weakest power ever: The Wedge. With no one expecting her to succeed, she sets out alone—unaware that her hidden potential could change the fate of the world.
Similar to the outside world, adults can only enjoy moments of peace when the little ones are asleep and darkness falls. In the workshop, aspiring witches spend their daytime perfecting their spell-weaving and conflict-resolution skills, filling the air with their enthusiastic sounds. Yet, Qifrey and Olruggio eagerly await the nighttime when they can bask in the tranquility of the kitchen, whip up delicious meals, savor every bite and chat with one another.
Art student Zhong Shenxiu runs into a problem during a portrait sketching class. She couldn't "truly see" Xu Ke, a top student and the subject of the portrait session… She can't draw her subject if she can't see her clearly. Zhong Shenxiu puts down her pencil and wonders, maybe if she became a better student, she would be able to get closer to her, right? And if she could get closer to her, then she could truly see her, right? Until she gets so close that the distance between them is almost zero — like they're almost face-to-face. Phew! Now she can truly see her clearly! But! This is... a little too close! Help! What should she do now!!! (Source: Bilibili, translated)
It has been five years since Utena Tenjou lost her parents. Rather than succumbing to grief, Utena cherishes her memories of the enigmatic prince who once comforted her. She affectionately nicknamed him "Peropero-kun" after he wiped her tears with his tongue and gave her a ring as a symbol of their connection, promising that it will lead her back to him someday. Every year, as spring blooms, Peropero-kun sends Utena a letter. Despite her best friend Kaidou's suspicions that the letters might be from Utena's aunt, Utena believes otherwise. When Kaidou discovers six puzzle-piece-like photographs in the letters, it confirms the existence of Peropero-kun and that he is enrolled in the prestigious Ohtori Academy. Determined to reunite with her beloved prince, Utena leaves behind her current life and enrolls in Ohtori Academy. However, she soon becomes entangled in the strange and enigmatic behavior of the student council, particularly their mistreatment of the enigmatic Anthy Himemiya. As Utena begins to unravel the mysteries surrounding the school and its inhabitants, she realizes that her quest may hold the key to finding Peropero-kun once and for all.
Geenie suffered trauma from studying and was reborn in a magical realm among orcs, talking spirits, and other fascinating creatures. Coming from a family of high nobility and intelligence, Geenie's new guardians, instructors, and the king all have extremely high hopes for her future. Despite this, Geenie's hesitant to bear the pressure once more and devises a plan: she'll become a summoner and avoid menial tasks with the help of her spirit companion. As she becomes more entrenched in her newfound abilities, however, Geenie discovers that being a summoner entails significant responsibility and danger. Meanwhile, famous artist Domac has resigned from their post after three seasons, leaving the question of their replacement unknown.
One day, an ordinary young man is handed an unexpected gift by a beautiful girl: an “Isekai Reincarnation Ticket.” Before he knows it, he awakens as Rufus, a prince in another world! In this new world where everyone possesses unique skills, Rufus is granted the Summoning Skill—a rare and powerful ability. Rather than chasing glory or power, Rufus dreams of a laid-back life surrounded by adorable, fluffy magical creatures. With his summoning powers, he sets out to master the art, building a cozy, adventure-filled life in a world full of magic, mysteries, and mochi-like cuteness!
Zion, a daring lone explorer, entered a dungeon beyond his capabilities without hesitation. Regrettably, it would be the final endeavor he pursued. Roaming through the dungeon for countless years as an undead, he relentlessly battled scores of monsters until his undead form underwent multiple "evolutions." Upon recovering his consciousness, he emerged as the mightiest undead: the "No Life King." The appearance of a new catastrophic monster that threatened the world prompted humankind to experience overwhelming terror and plunge into despair. "The end of the world is upon us," they thought. However, this is a story of the living who shook in trepidation and the undead who never intended to bring about the world's destruction.
Fleeing from the wicked Atsunmo, Myu, a divine entity, frantically seeks out a worthy candidate to transform into a magical girl and vanquish the atrocious creature. Just as the demon catches up with Myu, he catches sight of a high school student who appears to be an ideal choice. Possessing luscious locks, a gentle countenance, and other appealing characteristics, she appears to have it all. However, Myu is taken aback when she pulls out a cigarette moments after he grants her the powers of a magical girl. Surprisingly, the girl, Kayo Majiba, is a belligerent delinquent with a demeanor that defies her appearance. Without breaking a sweat, she soundly defeats Atsunmo with a single blow. Sadly, the real adversary that Myu now faces is Kayo herself. Nevertheless, Myu is obligated to lead Kayo towards destroying malevolent forces. But can he fulfill his duty when Kayo's tough exterior seems to conceal more than meets the eye?
Imagine a girl who doesn\'t think twice before throwing a punch. Kuina, once a fragile child, is now a muscular warrior with steel fists, living for one purpose: to get revenge on her father who ruined her life. But instead of getting her revenge, she finds herself in a crazy world with a \'System\' that forces her to level up. And how does she level up? Not only through brutal battles, but through... love with girls. Yep, you heard that right. She builds a harem of girls, each one more insane than the next. There\'s a seductive witch, an angry fire queen, a hoarse sorceress, and even girls who seem innocent but have brilliant minds that can paralyze enemies. The question is whether Kuina will use her power to destroy the world, or if her heart will fill up enough to heal the hate that burns inside her. Come see how she wins battles, confronts Naamo and his parents, and discovers that love can be the strongest weapon of all.
Roland, the renowned assassin who vanquished the demon lord, could have easily attained an immortal status, but it's the last thing on his mind. Instead, he's set on evading recognition and wealth to lead a conventional life. To achieve that, he applies for a post at the Adventurers Guild, a popular hub for audacious warriors to report their conquests. However, Roland is unlike any other worker and doesn't comprehend the reality of a "normal" existence. Can this exceptional assassin adapt to the humdrum life at the guild?
