School

Only a few months remain before graduation, and most of the third-year students have already begun looking beyond high school. That quiet countdown is interrupted when Eita Izumi transfers back to a town he once lived in, unexpectedly reuniting with classmates whose feelings never quite reached a conclusion before he moved away.Eita's return stirs old affection in Mio Natsume, baseball player Haruto Souma is trying to confess to Hazuki Morikawa, and photography-club member Ena Komiya quickly takes an interest in the newcomer herself. No one is beginning a grand new school life; they are standing at the edge of leaving it. Because time is short, every confession, hesitation, and decision carries the uncomfortable question of whether saying something now is already too late.

Now that Suzuki and Tani have moved past the uncertainty of their beginning and are truly dating, their relationship enters a quieter stage without losing the little questions that make their differences obvious every day. Suzuki is outgoing and highly conscious of how others see her, while Tani remains direct and calm in the way that attracted her from the start.The relationships around them are changing as well, and their friends begin confronting feelings that are becoming harder to ignore. Through simple dates, misunderstandings, and worries about what comes next, everyone learns that growing closer does not mean becoming alike. It means learning how to understand the differences that remain.

Danpei Ichigeki is the son of a celebrated dodgeball player, and he has inherited both his father's talent and his refusal to hold anything back on the court. For Danpei, every throw is a chance to prove how far courage, practice, and sheer determination can carry him.He faces rival teams whose techniques and personalities are as fierce as his own, turning schoolyard dodgeball into dramatic contests of strategy and spirit. Win or lose, Danpei's explosive passion pulls teammates and opponents alike into a game where a single ball can decide pride, friendship, and the next step toward becoming the best.

Momo Kawashima fails her university entrance exams, and rumors spread that she may have to repeat a year at Ooarai Girls Academy. Her friends see one possible escape through an athletic scholarship: if Momo can achieve something impressive in the upcoming winter tankery tournament, she may earn the recommendation she needs.Miho temporarily steps aside and Momo becomes the official commander of Ooarai’s team for the Continuous Track Cup. Their first opponent is BC Freedom High School, which appears hopelessly divided between two factions that constantly argue, making them look easy on paper. Ooarai has learned before that appearances in tankery are dangerous to trust. Once the match begins, Momo’s academic future depends on leading a team already famous for surviving plans that should be impossible.

Yui Yumekawa lives in Paparajuku and spends her days dreaming of becoming an idol, even though that dream feels impossibly far away. Everything changes when a PriPara opens in her town and the famous Laala Manaka arrives from Parajuku, giving Yui her first real glimpse of the world she has always imagined.A system malfunction soon leaves Laala unable to perform as she normally would, while the new PriPara struggles to attract attention. Yui refuses to let the opportunity disappear. Together, the girls set out to fill the town with idol excitement, discover new performers, and turn Yui's favorite words, "dreams come true," into something more than a slogan.

In the game, Xiao Wujin is known as the server's strongest swordsman, while Tao Zhiyao has become its most wanted female outlaw. In reality, Dongchuan University heartthrob Xiao He meets freshman Shen Xin through a university esports competition, neither immediately realizing how closely their digital and real lives overlap. Together with Yang Yao, they form a team that starts from the bottom and faces opponents and problems that skill alone cannot solve. Between matches, Xiao He and Shen Xin help each other recover confidence in dreams they had nearly abandoned, turning the desire to win into a road they increasingly want to walk together.

Away from battlefield strategy, the people around Lelouch reveal another side of their lives through bathhouse gossip, school festival ideas, a visit to Clovis Land, and memories of Lelouch's childhood with Suzaku. Humor and personal history fill the spaces war usually leaves unseen.

Life at Hidamari Apartments has changed, but its warmth has not. Yuno and Miyako are now second-year students, Sae and Hiro have entered their final year, and newcomers Nori and Nazuna are settling into the building and learning the rhythms of Yamabuki High School.School projects, meals, baths, conversations, and small personal worries continue to fill the residents' days. As the older girls think more seriously about what comes after graduation, the new friendships inside Hidamari make ordinary moments feel increasingly precious.

Students from Nanyo Academy and the other Kanto schools travel to Kyoto for what should be a class trip, but fighters marked by the same ancient destinies have little chance of enjoying an ordinary vacation. Old rivalries flare almost immediately, threatening to turn the school excursion into another battlefield.Kyoto has fighters of its own, and they are not interested in simply watching outsiders settle their grudges. Challenges erupt from every direction as the Kanto warriors find themselves caught between familiar enemies and powerful locals eager to test them, proving that even a school trip cannot separate them from the fate carried in their magatama.

Chiyo brings a video camera to school for a class assignment, hoping to record something useful. The plan falls apart the moment Tomo gets her hands on it, turning an ordinary day at school into a wandering, chaotic recording session that captures far more trouble than Chiyo ever intended.

Kojou Akatsuki was an ordinary student on Itogami Island, a special district where humans and supernatural beings coexist, until he inherited the power of the Fourth Primogenitor, a legendary vampire said to be the strongest in the world. Kojou neither understands his abilities fully nor wants to become a catastrophe, but the Lion King Organization cannot ignore the potential threat and sends apprentice sword shaman Yukina Himeragi to observe him and kill him if he loses control. Their relationship begins as uneasy surveillance, then repeated threats to the island force them to fight side by side. With every new enemy, Kojou learns more about the power he inherited and the price required to awaken the familiars bound to it.

After falling short at the Inter-High, Karasuno refuses to let the loss define its year and turns toward the Spring High qualifiers. A valuable opportunity arrives when rival Nekoma invites them to a Tokyo training camp filled with strong schools from across the country, exposing weaknesses that ordinary practice could never reveal so quickly.Hinata and Kageyama no longer want to rely on the same quick attack that once surprised opponents. They work to rebuild it so Hinata can truly see the court and choose his strike, while the rest of Karasuno develops new weapons of its own. The training strains old disagreements before making the team more versatile. When qualification begins again, the third-years are entering their last realistic chance to reach nationals.

Reina Aharen and Raidou face compact versions of the misunderstandings that fill their school days. Aharen's poor sense of distance, quiet requests, and unexpected talents inspire Raidou to imagine explanations far more dramatic than anything actually happening.Games, meals, exercise, and conversations with their classmates become brief demonstrations of how naturally the pair now supports one another. Raidou still misreads almost every situation, but Aharen's calm presence keeps their unusual friendship moving at its own comfortable distance.

Akiteru Ooboshi lives by one rule: do not waste time on anything useless. He pours his energy into the small game-development team he runs with his friends, especially after their latest title becomes an unexpected success. To secure support from a major company owned by his uncle, Akiteru accepts a strange condition that still seems efficient enough: pretend to be the boyfriend of his cousin Mashiro.His life already contains one major source of inefficiency. Iroha, his best friend’s younger sister, constantly invades his room, teases him, and goes out of her way to annoy him in ways she never does with anyone else. Once Mashiro enters the arrangement, the line between a fake relationship and genuine feelings begins to blur. Akiteru, who considers romance a waste of time, discovers that emotions are the one problem his obsession with efficiency cannot neatly solve.