Special Episodes

The Spring High volleyball tournament reaches the quarterfinals as Fukurodani Academy, led by Kotaro Bokuto, faces Mujinazaka High and its ace Wakatsu Kiryu. Both teams possess a hitter regarded among the best in the country, yet the two stars carry responsibility for their teams in very different ways.Fukurodani knows that Bokuto's emotions can change the rhythm of a match in an instant, while Mujinazaka relies on Kiryu's power and steadiness under pressure. With every serve, block, and attack, the match becomes a test of what it means to be a “monster” on the court: is individual brilliance enough, or is the strongest player the one who makes everyone around him stronger too?

Koyomi Araragi has moved beyond one stage of his life, but the stories belonging to the girls he knew did not end at the same boundary. Each carries the effects of the oddities, choices, and relationships she faced, none of which can be reduced to a single ending. As their lives continue, those stories begin moving again from perspectives that do not necessarily place Koyomi at the center, revealing what changes after a crisis appears to be over. Some oddities disappear; others leave traces that last far longer than their presence.

After Miyo Saimori and Kiyoka Kudo survive crises that threatened both their lives and their relationship, they finally regain a measure of peace that once seemed impossible. Miyo is no longer the girl who apologizes for existing, and her bond with Kiyoka has become a home they chose together rather than merely a marriage arranged by their families.Their new calm does not erase what they endured or the questions waiting beyond it. Between Kiyoka's responsibilities and the power that remains part of Miyo's future, the two move toward the married life they fought for, not as the end of their story but as the beginning of days in which happiness is something they can choose for themselves.

Japan celebrates the release of a new 10,000-yen banknote bearing the Touto Tower design. While Conan, the Junior Detective League, Professor Agasa, Ran, and Sonoko tour a banknote-printing facility in Nagano, a murdered man is discovered in Tokyo with an almost flawless counterfeit of the new bill hidden in his shoe.The discovery triggers a nationwide counterfeit crisis and a major police investigation. Following the trail of where the fake notes may have been printed, Conan and Heiji head for Osaka, where a murder mystery and a threat to the country's new currency begin to converge into one enormous case.

After buying a poorly made pair of shoes, Nami returns to the shop ready to complain and meets their designer, Lebno. Rather than simply refunding her, he offers to create a new pair from scratch on one condition: she must model for him, while the craftswoman Miucha handles the painstaking work of bringing the design to life. A small shopping dispute pulls Nami behind the scenes of fashion, where confidence and a sharp eye matter as much as style. Between fittings, craftsmanship, and the pressure of presenting a finished look, she begins to see how much work can hide behind something worn for only a few moments.

Totoko and Osomatsu take control of a celebratory countdown devoted to the songs performed by the Matsuno brothers and their eccentric friends. As the ranking moves toward number one, familiar characters return through music, jokes, and commentary, turning the top ten into one more chaotic gathering for the sextuplets.

Akane finally receives five days of paid leave after her health begins showing the cost of nonstop work. Rest is not easy for someone accustomed to letting her job occupy every hour, and she suddenly has no idea what to do with so much uninterrupted time at home.Nadeshiko, the android who has become her closest companion, proposes that they spend those five days slowly together, away from work and routine. Akane is startled but accepts out of gratitude and curiosity, beginning a vacation that tests whether she can stop thinking about the company for even a few days and admit how important Nadeshiko's presence has become.

Years have passed since Class 1-A graduated and survived the war against the villains, and each former student has found a place in society. Ochako Uraraka now works to improve Quirk education for children, hoping the next generation will receive the understanding that others once lacked. She is proud of that purpose, yet the memory of Himiko Toga reminds her that constant concern for everyone else has made her overlook something of her own.Izuku Midoriya, meanwhile, has found genuine happiness teaching at U.A. When the two reunite with their old classmates, both begin to recognize the same quiet absence in the lives they have carefully built, and the possibility that moving forward may require finally facing feelings they left unspoken.

Life on the Arakawa family farm continues at a pace that waits for no one. Cattle still need tending, crops do not care about days off, and a change in weather can overturn an entire day's plans. Between exhausting chores and odd family moments, Hiromu Arakawa's rural experiences reveal both the comedy and the hard work hidden behind everyday farm life. The stories may find plenty to laugh about, but they never lose sight of one simple truth: every meal on the table begins with people, animals, and fields that demand constant care.

Away from the larger crises surrounding Subaru and his companions, brief moments of downtime reveal a lighter side of their lives. Conversations, misunderstandings, and small jokes unfold around characters who are still carrying the weight of the main journey, giving familiar events a different perspective. Even in a world that rarely grants Subaru a genuine break, these tiny pauses let everyone behave like ordinary people for a moment before the next problem inevitably pulls them back into the chaos.

Will Serfort entered Regarden Magic Academy because of a childhood promise to Elfaria: one day, they would stand together at the top of the Wizard's Tower. There is one enormous problem. Will cannot use magic at all in a world that measures its students by the spells they can cast.To earn the credits he needs, Will descends into the dungeon and fights monsters with a sword, relying on extraordinary physical strength and combat skill to defeat threats that stop talented mages cold. Mocked by classmates and tested by the academy, he refuses to abandon the path leading to Elfaria, determined to prove that a blade can reach a summit supposedly reserved for wands.

After Yuuya and his friends fend off Yuti, an apprentice of the Divine carrying the power of the Vile, the confrontation ends unexpectedly: they reconcile with her, and she comes to live with them in the real world. As Yuti tries to adjust to a life she has never known, Yuuya's supposedly ordinary days gain an entirely new source of chaos.Danger is still growing in the other world. The Divine Fist has surrendered to the Vile, and an ominous presence moves behind him as another legendary power begins to awaken. Yuuya is drawn back into the conflict between his two worlds, now knowing that the struggle between the Divine and the Vile is far from over.

Even after everything he has survived in Chaldea, Ritsuka Fujimaru can still confront the strangest mysteries by asking exactly the wrong question. Between Servants, researchers, and situations that should probably be serious, his simple misunderstandings keep turning daily life into chaos while revealing unexpected sides of his companions. Saving humanity may be complicated, but understanding what is happening around Ritsuka can somehow be even harder.

Asuka Langley Soryu meets another Asuka from a different timeline, and instead of settling the encounter through an Eva battle, the two host a comedy stage show built around everything they have lived through. Together they reenact important moments involving Shinji, Rei, and their own diverging paths, though some memories remain difficult to laugh at from the inside.Beneath the jokes about two timelines lies a personal goal for Soryu: finding an ending that finally feels right for her story. Perhaps it takes another version of herself to see that the “perfect ending” may not be the scene she once imagined at all.