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The territory of Baibalon is infamous for being the country's worst. It serves as a refuge for the homeless, harboring criminals, heretics, the infirm, and demi-humans alike. Inheriting the title of Lord from his family, young Rize Baibalon strives to survive in this forsaken place, with little regard for the country's founding doctrine if it means ensuring his own safety. With limited rationality and restorative magic, can Rize attain tranquility, or will mounting misunderstandings label him as a rebel?

Mahoujin Guruguru targets a mature young audience and incorporates sporadic blunt humor and subtle references that could potentially shock Western parents. It is a spoof of initial role-playing games, particularly the turn-based ones like Final Fantasy. The voiceover artist replaces character dialogue with a spoken narrative common in such games, which constitutes one of the comedic aspects of the show. Frequently, RPG-style information boxes are showcased on the screen, supplemented by narration in the established RPG format. Nike and Kukuri, the lead protagonists' ultimate aim, is to overthrow Giri, the leader of the dark forces.

Although Souichi Negishi appears to be an ordinary, reserved boy who enjoys walking and admiring flowers, he leads a double life as Krauzer II - the frontman of Detroy Metal City, Japan's most famous underground metal band. Despite his yearning to perform calming and affectionate Swedish pop tunes, Souichi's demeanor and conduct undergo a complete transformation when he takes the stage with his bandmates, producing rowdy and explicit music that contrasts his gentler nature.

This season's top hero Kabuto is so swamped with non-stop monster-slaying that he can't even find time to wash his suit—and boy, does it reek! Watch him struggle to squeeze some free time into his packed schedule...

Two regular high school boys star in a comedic tale.

This tale unfolds in an otherworldly realm ruled by swords and enchantments. Although it is a product of the imagination, technological advancements exert a noteworthy influence by virtue of the indispensable role played by smartphones in the inhabitants' daily routines. The tranquility of their existence is abruptly shattered when a unique sword falls into the hands of a sibling duo, ushering in a fresh phase in their story.

Rebecca Miyamoto is a child genius with a PhD from Columbia University, and she is starting as a high school teacher. The students love to tease her from day one, and she doesn't behave much better. Now we follow this class as they strive to get better grades and cope with their new teacher

Throughout her life, Hatori Matsuzaki has always taken charge of her own story, analyzing the roles of those around her. Despite Rita Terasaka having numerous girlfriends, Hatori has harbored feelings for him since childhood and believes they are inevitably meant to be together. However, when she discovers Rita is now dating a reserved classmate named Miho Adachi, Hatori's worldview is smashed to pieces. She is forced to reassess her life and place within the narrative she's constructed for herself. Also included in the series are: Volume 7: Thank You☆Last Samurai (Thank You For the Last Samurai) Volume 10: Souri de Sorry