Fall 2011

Tayo and the little buses continue learning how to live and work in the busy city, meeting new vehicles whose problems often become adventures for the whole garage. Tayo befriends the baby van Bong Bong, Gani tries teaching children about buses, and familiar friends learn lessons about honesty, responsibility, and cooperation.From treasure hunts and singing contests to traffic mishaps and unexpected inventions, every day gives Tayo, Rogi, Lani, and Gani another chance to grow into more dependable buses without losing their playful personalities.

With the villains unusually quiet, Hana, Duri, and Semo are sent to spend their restless energy helping the community alongside their Tobots. During their volunteer work, they discover an ownerless robotic puppy carrying a desperate message from Professor Noh.Noh has escaped from Acnee after being forced to develop the dangerous Cyclops weapon and Corona Lens, but his attempt to keep the technology out of her hands has left him stranded and in peril. The children and their Tobots follow the robotic dog's clue, drawing them into another confrontation before Acnee can recover the missing device and put her new weapon to use.

After the Apocalypse Virus spread during the Lost Christmas disaster of 2029, Japan lost its independence and fell under the control of the GHQ. Ten years later, Shuu Ouma is an isolated student who avoids politics until he meets Inori Yuzuriha, the singer whose voice he secretly admires and a member of the resistance group Funeral Parlor.When Shuu tries to help her, the Void Genome enters his body and grants him the power to draw weapons from the hearts of other people. This attracts Gai Tsutsugami, the resistance leader who wants Shuu's ability for the fight against the GHQ. A boy who spent his life avoiding close relationships suddenly becomes central to a national conflict, and his power forces him to place literal trust in others before he can fight beside them.

In Advanced Generation 101, the colony Angel is destroyed by a mysterious enemy humanity cannot identify. Seven years later, the same force attacks the colony where young Flit Asuno lives, killing his mother and leaving him an AGE Device containing plans for an ancient mobile suit called Gundam.Flit dedicates the following years to building the AGE-1, then enters battle when the enemy reaches Nora. His fight becomes the beginning of a conflict that stretches across roughly a century and through his own descendants, Asemu and Kio. As each generation inherits both the Gundam and the consequences of the previous one's choices, humanity gradually learns that the war against its supposed unknown enemy is far more complicated than it first appeared.

Yukiteru Amano is a withdrawn student who records everything he sees in his phone instead of taking part in the lives around him. His only companions are imaginary conversations with Deus Ex Machina, the god of time and space, and Deus’s servant Mur Mur, until one morning his diary begins displaying events that have not happened yet.Yukiteru soon learns the power is not a free gift. Deus has chosen 12 people, each with a different “Future Diary,” and placed them in a survival game whose last living participant will inherit his position as god. Among them is Yukiteru’s classmate Yuno Gasai, who knows far too much about him and carries a love that can become murderous obsession in an instant. He needs her strength to survive, yet cannot tell whether she is his best ally or the most dangerous person in the game.

Ritsu Onodera is becoming more capable as an editor at Marukawa Publishing, but working under Masamune Takano keeps dragging his professional life into a past he would rather deny. Takano, Ritsu's first love, has no intention of letting him hide behind claims that his old feelings are gone and openly promises to make him fall in love again.Around them, other relationships face problems of their own. Manga editor Yoshiyuki Hatori struggles with Chiaki Yoshino's obliviousness and Yuu Yanase's feelings, while Shouta Kisa cannot stop doubting whether he deserves the younger Kou Yukina. Between deadlines, jealousy, and years of emotional baggage, love proves much harder to edit into a clean ending than any manga manuscript.

Takeru Ohyama enrolls at Tenbi Academy believing he has chosen an easygoing school that only recently became co-ed, and he happily imagines a relaxed high school life surrounded by girls. He quickly learns that the students train for combat using Maken, special devices that grant supernatural abilities and turn disputes into real duels.While trying to discover which Maken suits him, Takeru becomes surrounded by powerful girls connected to him through old memories and increasingly complicated relationships. What began as a search for an enjoyable school life gradually exposes the academy's hidden conflicts and a power within Takeru that he does not yet understand.

Chihaya Ayase grows up believing her dream is simply to see her older sister succeed as a model until transfer student Arata Wataya tells her that a real dream must belong to the person pursuing it. Arata introduces her to competitive karuta, a game built around the Hundred Poets anthology that demands memory, speed, and the ability to read an opponent. Chihaya falls for it immediately and plays alongside Arata and childhood friend Taichi until circumstances separate the trio after elementary school.In high school, Chihaya is still determined to become the Queen of karuta. Reunited with Taichi, she creates a club at Mizusawa and searches for enough members to form a team capable of reaching nationals. For her, continuing to play is more than an individual goal; it is a promise that karuta can bring the three friends together again.

Yuuta and Yuuki Asaba, Shun Matsuoka, and Kaname Tsukahara have spent their school days together since childhood, so they do not need major adventures to fill their time. The group's rhythm changes when energetic transfer student Chizuru Tachibana joins them and refuses to let ordinary days remain quiet. Through exams, festivals, part-time jobs, and first romantic feelings, their lives look simple from the outside, yet small moments reveal how slowly friends change even while sitting in the same familiar places. Friendship here is not a chain of extraordinary events, but the presence of people who make ordinary days worth remembering.

Kawakami City takes pride in the spirit of the samurai, and Yamato Naoe's closest friends embody that attitude in very different ways. Yamato is the strategist of the group, surrounded by formidable martial artists and fiercely loyal companions whose bond has been built through years of school life, competitions, arguments, and fights.At Kawakami Academy, that comfortable balance becomes increasingly complicated as new relationships and rivalries enter the group. Yamato may not match his strongest friends in raw power, but his ability to read people and plan ahead becomes essential when school conflicts grow into battles where friendship, pride, romance, and the meaning of their cherished samurai spirit all collide.

One year after Bagramon's defeat, Tagiru Akashi discovers DigiQuartz, an unstable realm between the human and Digital Worlds. Children known as Digimon Hunters enter it with Xros Loaders and partners, competing to capture Digimon that feed on negative human emotions.Tagiru joins the hunt with the unruly Gumdramon and dreams of surpassing every rival, unaware of Taiki and Yuu's earlier battles. As violent Digimon begin affecting reality, the competition reveals a hidden purpose and attracts heroes from different eras to a threat moving through time.

The Holy Grail is said to grant any wish, and seven magi enter a secret war by summoning heroic spirits from history and legend to fight beside them. After three Grail Wars end without a victor, the Einzbern family prepares for the fourth determined to claim the prize at any cost.They hire Kiritsugu Emiya, a notorious “Magus Killer” who believes saving the majority can justify sacrificing the few, with his marriage to Irisviel binding him to the family. His Servant is Saber, a knightly king whose ideals of heroism clash sharply with his ruthless methods. Among the other Masters stands priest Kirei Kotomine, a man unable to understand the emptiness within himself yet strangely drawn to Kiritsugu. What begins as a struggle for one miracle becomes a collision between incompatible ideas of justice, happiness, and sacrifice.

Gon Freecss wants to become a Hunter not for wealth or fame, but because he hopes to understand why his father Ging chose that life instead of staying with him. He enters the Hunter Examination, a brutal selection process where failure can mean far more than going home. Along the way he meets Killua, Kurapika, and Leorio, each pursuing a completely different goal. Friendship grows between them even as they compete. Passing the exam, however, only opens the door to a far larger world filled with dangerous people, rare creatures, hidden powers, and the long trail that may eventually lead Gon to the father he barely knows.

Moritaka Mashiro and Akito Takagi finally achieve serialization with Detective Trap, bringing them closer to their dream of creating a manga successful enough to receive an animated adaptation. Yet serialization proves far harsher than reaching it: deadlines never stop, rankings can erase months of work, and a sudden health crisis threatens everything Mashiro has fought to build.Under the name Muto Ashirogi, the pair must learn when to defend their creative choices and when to change course, all while rivals such as Eiji Niizuma continue pushing the limits of what young manga artists can accomplish. For Mashiro, every new chapter also carries the promise he made to Miho Azuki, making failure feel far more personal than a canceled series.