Returning to the Bee Hive, Niche now knows what's happened to Gauche, why the Marauders are stealing mail, and Reverse's reasons for controlling them, but he's forbidden to reveal the truth. Soon the plot by Reverse to take down the Letter Bees and overthrow the Amberground government begins accelerating. Even worse, the giant insect creatures called Gaichuu are evolving into something new: traitors maybe working within the Hive; plus Niche's sister, who's definitely not friendly to humans, unexpectedly shows up.
After a meteorite hits Japan, unleashing the lethal Apocalypse Virus, the chaos and anarchy it creates cost Shu his family and reduce him into a timid fearful shell of himself. His life changes after a chance encounter with the pretty pop star Inori, who introduces him to the King's Right Hand, a genetic mutation that allows him to reach into the hearts of mortals and turn them into weapons. This forces Shu into a crossfire between a clandestine government agency and Inori and the spirited rebel band Funeral Parlor, who both now want his newfound strength to change the world.
After defeating the God of War in mortal combat, Kusanagi Godo gains the unwanted position of a Campione, or God Slayer, whose duty is to fight any Heretical Gods who become uncontrollable. It's also a job that comes with other problems besides avoiding getting killed, like dealing with his enhanced status attracting a bevy of pretty female followers who are to aid him in his demi-godly duties, such as the manipulative sword-mage Erica Brandelli.
The seemingly perfect life for easygoing teenage student Shiro ends when a bloodthirsty clan, glowing red with fire, try to kill him in the streets. Unknown to Shiro, he is suspected of murdering a clan member and needs a miracle to escape their vengeance. Then a young man named Kuroh Yatogami intervenes and aids him in safely getting away, only to reveal he's also after Shiro's life. A hunted man now, Shiro must evade the clans of seven powerful kings while desperately trying to prove his innocence.
In a futuristic world bad intentions can no longer be hidden and the police know exactly which tainted minds are about to soon cross over to the wrong side of the law. They use the Dominator, a futuristic weapon that can read minds and assess the risk that a citizen will turn criminal. Cops work in teams made up of Enforcers, who take out the bad guys, and Inspectors, who stop their partners from going rogue, with the all-powerful Sibyl System keenly watching everyone.
Ace BTOOOM player Ryuta Sakamoto finds himself stranded on a mysterious island equipped with a day's worth of provisions, a bag of bombs, a strange crystal embedded in his left hand, and a big gap in his memory. But after someone tries to kill him, he realizes that they are attempting to re-create the ultra-violent BTOOOM game in real life, with many unwilling players, each armed with one of the various types of explosives called BIM. The only way off this island is killing seven other people and taking their crystals before they kill you.
Antisocial Yukiteru's reality unravels when Deus Ex Machina calls him into a death match to determine the new god of space and time. Each mentally scarred player has a prophetic device tuned to his or her personality disorder to control their future and their opponent's fate. It's their strongest weapon and greatest weakness. Within hours of abusing his digital diary's predictions Yukiteru is cornered by cute and crazed classmate Yuno, whose psychosis hides a vile secret: she is obsessively stalking him with her own psychic cell phone. With other players trying to kill them, Yukiteru can either accept Yuno's maniacal protection or die.
Returning to the Bee Hive, Niche now knows what's happened to Gauche, why the Marauders are stealing mail, and Reverse's reasons for controlling them, but he's forbidden to reveal the truth. Soon the plot by Reverse to take down the Letter Bees and overthrow the Amberground government begins accelerating. Even worse, the giant insect creatures called Gaichuu are evolving into something new: traitors maybe working within the Hive; plus Niche's sister, who's definitely not friendly to humans, unexpectedly shows up.
After a meteorite hits Japan, unleashing the lethal Apocalypse Virus, the chaos and anarchy it creates cost Shu his family and reduce him into a timid fearful shell of himself. His life changes after a chance encounter with the pretty pop star Inori, who introduces him to the King's Right Hand, a genetic mutation that allows him to reach into the hearts of mortals and turn them into weapons. This forces Shu into a crossfire between a clandestine government agency and Inori and the spirited rebel band Funeral Parlor, who both now want his newfound strength to change the world.
At Seishou Academy, every girl is literally based on some version of a nation's military firearm. For newly recruited human instructor Genkoku, it's going to be difficult to adjust to teaching a living arsenal of high-caliber cute girls with tricky names like FNC (Funko), M16A4 (Ichiroku), L85A1 (Eru), and SG550 (Shigu). He tries to avoid any misunderstandings with them, but if the inevitable occurs with Funko when she fires on him in retaliation.
Although Nagasumi and Sun are happily adjusting to their new life together, they still must keep secret their engagement and her true mermaid identity from their classmates and friends from her overly protective father. Despite this problem - along with the other problems and situations that Nagasumi and Sun must continually handle and deal with - they only make their mutual love and respect for each other grow stronger.
The Ebisugawa High School astronomy club, now renamed Asstronomy, is one full of mayhem, as the real world and fantasy are frequently combined by its members, who include borderline delusional leader Kyoko Todayama, yayoi dojinshi fan and cosplayer Hakata Kanamori, unemotional and cat fetishist Rikei Hiromatsu, and polite, level-headed Hasumi Oba. Thinking it's a serious astronomy club, prospective member Itsuki Noya is given a strange test for acceptance.
Making it into an all-girls high school, Eriko and her two best friends are looking forward to the new experience, but their idealized visions are soon shattered. After they resolve an earlier misunderstanding with three other girls who turn out to be classmates, the six girls become good friends. As typical teenage girls they try to have fun together, but usually find themselves getting into funny or silly situations.
When a group of high school friends decide to make a movie over a long summer holiday, they end up learning a little about filmmaking and a lot more about each other and themselves. Their little project will eventually turn into something more complex, possibly intimate, and even revealing, especially between Kaito and Ichika, who unknown to everyone is actually an alien who accidently crash-landed on earth.
