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Bao You, a new journalist, experiences a sudden demise only to be resurrected and forced to serve Yan Wang, the ruler of the underworld. Given a ring with extraordinary abilities, he embarks on his journey as a superhero in a comic book.

Upon awakening, Kibou Minase discovers she is dressed in a sailor suit and situated in a white room within a spaceship. Following a devastating meteorite impact on Earth, only 11 individuals were rescued by extraterrestrial beings, including a self-proclaimed Earth Defense Force member, a mute pilot, a pregnant woman, and an elementary school student. Now, those who remain must decide between cohabitating with aliens in a distant location or departing the spaceship to establish a new civilization on Earth.

As a result of conflicts between different age groups and widespread dissatisfaction, society has experienced a significant decline, leading to an economic downturn in Japan. Amidst the impending collapse of the country, blame is placed on each generation for the unhappiness and misfortune plaguing society. In response, Prime Minister Naoki Ando initiates a competition known as "Sedai Wars" to determine the next leader of Japan. Representatives from each age group participate in this battle royale, which takes place in a virtual reality arena. Satoru Kashiwagi (played by Yuki Yamada) is chosen as the representative for his generation.

In a serene Chinese town, the infamous 'Dark Lord' Lucius causes chaos. Yet, three adolescents receive "morphers" which transform into MP3 players, gaming consoles, and HD Cameras that enable them to summon their unique Armor and protect Earth as its new guardians.

A tale unfolding at a research center for highly talented individuals. As they strive to create groundbreaking inventions, comedy ensues.

In this city, there are individuals who could be considered heroes

The drama takes place on a planet in ruins where humans are in conflict with humanoid weapons known as New Clones. Emoto portrays a resistance fighter who opposes the New Clone Army by bravely stealing resources and providing them to the lower-class citizens.

In the year 2030, there is a plan in motion to establish a colony on Mars. A team of scientists will carefully choose four individuals to embark on this groundbreaking journey, with the hope that it will bring positive advancements for humanity. It is crucial that the selected team members are compatible and capable of working together effectively. What unique blend of personalities and experiences will the scientists ultimately decide upon for this mission?

Based on Sasaki Keiichi's book "Tsutaekata ga 9 Wari."

During the recent battle, Ecogainder successfully protected Earth in the 21st century from destruction. However, Queen Desugaia retaliated by sending Stena and her companions back in time to a different era of the world.

Himawari, a 39-year-old enka singer, has faced challenges in both her personal and financial life. Growing up in an Osaka takoyaki shop, she was encouraged by her father to pursue a career in enka. However, when her father disappeared when she was 13, her mother remarried, leaving Himawari struggling to adapt to her new family dynamic. Despite these obstacles, Himawari followed her father's belief in her talent and moved to Tokyo after completing high school to launch her career as an enka singer.

The Earth is in danger from menacing monsters. The only chance of defeating them lies in a massive robot, which can only be operated by a young boy.

The story revolves around the daily life within a retail store, focusing on Motoki Masahiro and Takeuchi Yuko. Motoki leads the personal shopping department, which offers fashion advice to customers free of charge. Despite management's desire to eliminate the department, the team works hard to prove their value and avoid being disbanded. The show features plenty of humor and heartwarming moments, providing a mix of comedy and warmth.

Mitsuo relocates from Kagoshima to Tokyo in order to prepare for entrance exams. However, upon arriving at Shikotama Dorm, he is surprised to encounter a peculiar group of tenants, each one more eccentric than the last.

Approximately 400 million years following the destruction of a sophisticated human society by extraterrestrial beings, 12 descendants of the civilization's fighters, known as "Sazers," have their abilities activated and establish four groups: Flame, Wind, Earth, and Water. Each Sazer embodies a Zodiac sign embodied in an animal totem or spiritual representation. Initially engaging in conflict with one another, the Gransazer tribes eventually come together upon discovering the truth of their lineage and their purpose for being awakened, joining forces to safeguard Earth against the Warp Monarch. This alliance, consisting of various alien races, aims to prevent the eradication of all life on the planet once again.

The plot centers on a creature that originated from a comet known as WoO; in the series, WoO forms a bond with a young girl named Ai; both are pursued by a secretive group called SWORD who views WoO as a danger to humanity. Simultaneously, enormous monsters have arrived in search of WoO. "WoO" was among several unused concepts devised by Eiji Tsuburaya as a narrative linked to the television series "Ultra Q". The storyline closely adheres to the initial script envisioned by Tsuburaya for the show. (DramaWiki)

Six months later, the narrative unfolds with Ozu, Mei, and fellow immigrants braving the harsh winter conditions at a "freezing cold camp" across 12 cities and towns in Fukushima

22-year-old Kawano Ayu grew up in a rural area and has a tough, masculine personality. She falls in love with Tetsu, a divorced hairdresser, and they decide to get married. However, their new life together takes an unexpected turn when a 5-year-old boy named Yuki shows up, claiming to be Tetsu's son. Ayu reluctantly takes on the role of the boy's mother, despite feeling unsure of how to parent. To make things more challenging, Ayu must navigate the judgmental attitudes of the sophisticated mothers at Yuki's kindergarten. And so, Ayu's amusing journey as a novice mother begins. --Fuji TV

Freelance journalist Makimura Kimiko, known for her city-girl lifestyle, marries into a traditional Japanese family. The most domineering member of the Yamamoto Family is Shimako, Isojiro's mother, who believes Kimiko is the ideal wife with extensive knowledge of traditional Japanese arts. However, Kimiko is messy, struggles with cooking unless it involves a microwave, and is clueless when it comes to distinguishing between a shamisen and a bagpipe. Overwhelmed by customs, Kimiko's only wish is to avoid the Main House. Despite her husband Isojiro's inability to stand up to his mother, Kimiko finds herself reluctantly participating in bizarre traditions enforced by her in-laws, feeling trapped in a situation she dreads.

Four roommates have started a competition where the victor will be awarded possession of their extravagant apartment located in the Aoyama neighborhood. It will be interesting to see how the showdown plays out among a part-time worker, a office lady, a gynecologist, a chef, and a fashion stylist.

"Gakeppuchi no Eri" tells the story of Eriko, who has faced financial hardship since she was young because of her parents' debts. Despite enduring ongoing challenges, she sets her sights on finding joy and financial stability by relocating to Tokyo to pursue a career as a manga artist. (Tokyograph)

Ikeda is a woman who is self-conscious about her looks and avoids going out, choosing instead to spend her days online. She stumbles upon a website called "Nageki no Bijo", which focuses on the struggles of attractive women. Ikeda tries to stir up trouble on the site but things take an unexpected turn. This leads her to track down the website owner, resulting in an accident that leads her to live with Yurie and other beautiful women.

Tsugumi, aged 28, is believed to bring bad luck to those in her vicinity, earning her the nickname "Lady of Misfortune" and causing fear among others. In an effort to avoid bringing harm to her family, particularly her soon-to-be-wed younger sister Sakiko, Tsugumi decides to relocate to Tokyo. There, she secures a job at Anu, a collaborative workspace catering to young professionals and freelancers. Surrounded by ambitious individuals striving for success, Tsugumi is inspired to seek happiness in her own life.

Yokoyama Kaname, Mano Mahiro, and Nitta Hiroshige have been living together in the same apartment for eighteen months, ever since their university days. While playing Jenga, the long-time friends received a photo taken by high school student Kasai Lucy showing a middle-aged man unexpectedly kicking some gangsters. Another person present at the subway platform where the photo was taken was Lucy's teacher, Tomita. Despite witnessing the confrontation, Tomita chose not to intervene and later felt guilty about his inaction. The next day, Lucy convinced Tomita to discuss the incident with Yokoyama, Mano, and Nitta, highlighting the different reactions people have in times of crisis. The question remains whether Yokoyama's words about facing challenges head-on will resonate with those in need of guidance.

The Mano brothers, Kinichi, Ginji, and Dosan, who are not well-liked, financially struggling, and lacking in courage, are currently traveling. Inheriting a coffee shop from their father, they find themselves stranded on a beach with amnesia. Luckily, they are rescued by a woman passing by. Ginji is the first to remember his past and fabricates a tale about their bond as siblings.

The narrative centers on Takuya, a busy office worker, and his childhood friend Manzu. Their encounter with Mae, the daughter of an A.I. Development Company owner, leads to them assisting her in evading pursuers. This sets off a thrilling adventure involving Mae, an A.I., and enigmatic adversaries. The drama "Hapygora!" short for "Happy Go Lucky," embodies the theme of positivity and enjoyment even amidst challenging situations, such as aiding Mae in her time of need.

The setting of the story is a cartoon studio owned by a struggling cartoonist. This time, the characters address the conflict and bullying between the video game era and the smartphone game era in a sarcastic manner! (ldh.co.jp)

A comedy series follows the story of 8 mannequins animated by Maneki Towa, a former mannequin, as she educates them on human life. The main cast includes members of FANTASTICS from EXILE TRIBE, and the setting is Shibuya PARCO.

A show developed by Tsuburaya Productions in honor of the tenth year since Ultraman Zero's debut. Starring Ultraman Zero and Riku Asakura, the series guides audiences through the Ultraman Geed series as well as Ultraman Zero's movies and short series. (ultra.fandom.com)

The top Creators in Japan made the decision to seek traditional employment after facing significant debt, only to find themselves working for a company resembling a "sweatshop-like conglomerate". The members of Tokai are now subjected to various unreasonable demands imposed by the company.

Taka, a newcomer to university, is eager to shed his virginity. With the assistance of his friend Kazuma, he sets out to win over girls, only to realize he possesses a unique talent.

Sequel to Koi wa Deep ni.