Spring 1991

In an age when Earth has become a stop for travelers from across space, 21 Emon is expected to inherit his family's ancient hotel. There is only one problem: he dreams of leaving Earth behind and becoming a space pilot instead. Unfortunately, the family business is struggling, and duty keeps pulling him back toward a future he never chose.Between unusual alien guests, financial trouble, and the constant temptation of the stars, Emon tries to help the hotel without surrendering his own ambition. With the strange creature Monga and the stubborn robot Gonsuke beside him, every visitor can become the beginning of a new adventure and another reminder that the wider universe may be closer than he thinks.

Ryo Saeba remains Shinjuku's most capable sweeper, accepting dangerous jobs from people who have nowhere else to turn. A case involving a young woman, a crashed aircraft, and hidden drugs quickly proves that the city still has no shortage of criminals willing to test his impossible accuracy.Kaori Makimura continues working at his side, balancing Ryo's lethal professionalism with the enormous hammer reserved for his shameless behavior around beautiful clients. New protection jobs, conspiracies, and personal troubles keep the pair moving, with every case mixing gunfire and danger with the chaotic partnership that defines City Hunter.

Ashibe is an energetic elementary-school boy whose ordinary family life becomes much less ordinary after a white spotted seal named Goma-chan enters it. School, neighborhood friendships, family routines, and trips around town are constantly brightened by the tiny seal's innocent reactions and Ashibe's enthusiastic attempts to include his unusual companion in everything.

Three legendary SD Gundam heroes from very different worlds are suddenly drawn into the same crisis. Musha Gundam, Knight Gundam, and Command Gundam join forces with a young girl named Riplin, combining their wildly different fighting styles against a threat none of them can face alone.Elsewhere, Artesia becomes the center of a fantasy-flavored adventure involving Papal and the eccentric inhabitants around him. Heroism, parody, and super-deformed chaos collide as familiar Gundam archetypes are reshaped into playful new roles.

In Universal Century 0123, the Crossbone Vanguard attacks the Frontier colonies and declares the birth of Cosmo Babylonia, an aristocratic order meant to replace the Earth Federation's decaying rule. Teenager Seabook Arno is caught in the invasion while trying to escape with his friends.Seabook is eventually drawn to the Gundam F91, a mobile suit developed with the involvement of his estranged mother. At the same time, his friend Cecily Fairchild is revealed to be Berah Ronah, heir to the family leading the enemy movement. Their paths place two young people on opposite sides of a new war neither of them chose.

Nobita and Doraemon use special shoes that let them enter the worlds inside storybooks, but a careless mix-up leaves Shizuka trapped somewhere within the tales of the Arabian Nights. The situation becomes desperate when Nobita's mother burns the scattered books, destroying their easiest path back to her.Doraemon, Nobita, Gian, and Suneo travel to the age of Harun al-Rashid and cross deserts filled with merchants, bandits, and legends in search of their missing friend. Their only hope leads toward the realm of Sinbad, where fantasy and history blur together and rescuing Shizuka becomes an adventure worthy of the stories themselves.

A massive object appears on a collision course with Earth. Goku and Krillin fail to stop it, only for the object to reveal itself as the vessel of Lord Slug, a ruthless Namekian conqueror who quickly begins transforming the planet for his own use.Slug steals the Dragon Balls and restores his youth, becoming even more dangerous as his army overwhelms Earth's defenders. Goku eventually learns that Slug is a powerful Super Namekian, and defeating him requires help from Piccolo, Gohan, and an unexpected weakness in Namekian senses before Earth is stripped of life.

Three years after the One Year War, the Earth Federation believes the Zeon threat has been buried with the past. That illusion shatters when Zeon ace Anavel Gato infiltrates the Torrington base and steals the prototype Gundam GP02A, a mobile suit secretly armed with a nuclear warhead.Rookie test pilot Kou Uraki launches in the GP01 and joins the carrier Albion in pursuit, but Gato is only one piece of a larger plan led by the Delaz Fleet. As Kou's rivalry with the veteran pilot intensifies, the chase stretches from Earth into space and exposes a conspiracy known as Operation Stardust. What begins as a stolen Gundam becomes a struggle capable of reshaping the Federation itself.

Yotsuya and Ichinose remember the day the tenants of Ikkoku-kan joined Mitaka for a lively cruise on his new boat. The celebration ends abruptly when the vessel falls apart and leaves the entire group stranded on a deserted island.With little preparation and far too many incompatible personalities, survival quickly becomes less urgent than jealousy, flirting, drinking, and argument. The empty island proves incapable of making the residents behave sensibly.

A 300-year-old book is discovered containing a disturbingly accurate account of the Samurai Troopers' lives, even though the events it describes should not have happened yet. The discovery raises a terrifying question: are Ryo and the others shaping their own destinies, or merely performing roles written long before they were born?At the center of the mystery is Suzunagi, a young woman who approaches each warrior with the thing he wants most, from peace and freedom to new armor and an end to fighting. Her interest in the Troopers and their mystical armors forces them to confront what their power has cost them and whether they can truly choose the lives they want.