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Upon being elected Student Council President, first-year student Kurokami Medaka introduces a suggestion box for students to share their concerns, which quickly earns the nickname "Medaka Box." Medaka proclaims that no issue is too small for her attention and requests that students submit their problems without hesitation. Despite winning the council election by an overwhelming 98% vote, Medaka is the sole member of the council. She enlists the help of her childhood friend, Hitoyoshi Zenkichi, as the least ranking member of the council. Eventually, Medaka brings on two more members, former judo club member Akune Kouki as secretary, and swim club member Kikaijima Mogana as treasurer on loan for 300 yen a day. Together, the members of the Student Council diligently work to address the problems presented in the Medaka Box. They handle a variety of issues, from handling disruptive club members to drafting love letters and searching for lost pets. Their dedication to helping those in need earns them the admiration and respect of the entire school.
America, 1938. Robert E. O. Speedwagon, his foundation, and Straits venture to Mexico to gather more information about the enigmatic Stone Masks. While excavating the ruins, Speedwagon's men are slaughtered by Strait's sudden betrayal and his lust for power, putting Speedwagon in grave danger. Meanwhile, at the behest of their ally Speedwagon, Joseph Joestar and his grandmother Erina Pendleton have moved to New York City from London. In this new environment, trouble is always around the corner for the hotheaded man, as cultural differences and stubborn citizens spark frequent fights. However, through the power of his "Ripple"—an ability said to be inherited from his grandfather Jonathan Joestar—he defeats foes effortlessly. One night at a downtown Italian restaurant, Joseph and Erina are provoked when an enormous man across their table taunts them. A proper gentleman from the same table apologizes and informs the two of a disturbing rumor: Speedwagon has been murdered. With an uncertain future, Joseph's bizarre adventure begins, meeting like-minded yet brawny individuals and unearthing remote mysteries along the way.
In 1989, Joseph Joestar arrives in Japan to meet his troubled grandson Joutarou Kuujou at the request of his daughter Holly. Joutarou has locked himself in a jail cell out of fear that an evil spirit is possessing him and that he may cause harm to others. However, Joseph reveals the truth to Joutarou: this "spirit" is really a "Stand," a physical manifestation of one's fighting spirit. What's more, Joseph and his companion Mohammed Avdol possess Stands of their own and have learned to control them with ease. Joseph's arrival comes with another piece of news: an old family enemy has returned from the grave, causing the Stands of the Joestar family to awaken. However, when a Stand manifests within Holly, her inability to cope with it leaves her gravely ill, stirring the men into action. Armed with the power of Stands, a globe-trotting adventure from Japan to Egypt—where their adversary resides—begins. Meeting an array of nefarious Stand users along the way, as well as new allies, the team leads a crusade to save Holly and put an end to their enemy for good.
In 1999, Joutarou Kuujou arrives at the Japanese town of Morioh for two reasons: to meet his illegitimate uncle Jousuke Higashikata and investigate a potentially dangerous Stand user. Only minutes after he arrives does he accomplish his first goal; however, Joutarou finds that Jousuke is not only a much younger high school student, but he possesses a Stand of his own called Crazy Diamond. Not long after their meeting, the two make a startling discovery: someone is using a supernatural bow and arrow to create Stand users around Morioh. When Jousuke witnesses the threat that this poses, he resolves to protect his town and stop the spread of lethal Stand users. Finding both allies and enemies among these users, Jousuke learns just how much one's personal interests and ambitions can be reflected in their Stands, and the resulting harm or virtue it brings. As they continue to investigate, they begin to unearth the shocking history of Morioh, bringing forth hidden dangers and a mystery from years past.
Izayoi Sakamaki, Asuka Kudou, and You Kasugabe have tremendous psychic powers and are bored with the regular world. An envelope arrives for each person, and when each opens their envelope, they are stunned to see the scenery around them change to a world they had never encountered before. They've been summoned by the Black Rabbit to help the community "No Name" to overthrow the Devil King.
Ichigo Kurosaki, a high school student, possesses the ability to see the spirits of the dead that doesn't hinder him from leading a regular life. However, his ordinary routine is disrupted when Rukia Kuchiki, a Soul Reaper, invades his room and warns him of the Hollows, malevolent spirits that consume souls. In the midst of their conversation, a Hollow attacks, and Ichigo foolishly attempts to fend it off. Rukia intervenes and is wounded. To defeat the enemy, Rukia shares a plan to transfer her powers to Ichigo, transferring the powers entirely when he accepts. Now with his own Soul Reaper abilities, Ichigo recognizes his duty to eradicate Hollows and defend spirits, both living and dead. Ichigo's friends, Orihime and Yasutora, also discover their spiritual abilities and help him. However, the path that comes with becoming a Soul Reaper and entering the supernatural realm proves to be more complicated than anticipated.
Goku has become bored with his mundane life on Earth after defeating Boo. Despite his wife Chi-chi's urging for him to find a job, his obsession with training and fighting stronger foes consumes him. Meanwhile, Beerus, the God of Destruction, and his assistant Whis travel the cosmos in search of excitement and sustenance. After destroying a helpless victim, Beerus remembers fragments from his dreams about a mysterious entity known as the "Super Saiyan God" and becomes obsessed with finding this elusive being. Is this the opportunity for Goku to discover his purpose once more?
After finding herself stranded on the rooftop of a high-rise building, Yuri, a teenage girl, is thrust into a bizarre realm dominated by towering structures. Here, she witnesses a masked assailant brutally break a man's skull open with an axe. The creative duo of Tsuina Miura, the brains behind "Ajin," and Takahiro Oba, the illustrator of "Box!," have joined forces to craft an adrenaline-fueled thriller that takes place amidst the skyscrapers!
The hero candidate, Banaza, is a modest merchant who is called upon to venture into another realm to confront the demon army. However, upon realizing that Banaza lacks extraordinary abilities, his summoners reject him outright… but an unexpected twist of fate prevents his return home. Thus, Banaza must learn to thrive in his unfamiliar surroundings. Yet, to his surprise, Banaza may possess far greater strength than he or anyone else anticipated!
In Sakurada, a quaint town by the Pacific Ocean, a remarkable phenomenon occurs where almost half of its populace possess extraordinary abilities such as telepathy with felines and manipulation of historical events. These powers are closely monitored and regulated by a group called the "Kanrikyoku." As prominent members of their school's "Houshi" organization, Asai Kei and Haruki Misora are dedicated to fulfilling their assigned missions by the Kanrikyoku. Misora can turn back time to three days prior, effectively erasing any recent events or memories, while Kei has the unique ability to "recall" past memories, rendering Misora's power irrelevant. Collaborating with remarkable skill, the pair executes challenging tasks assigned to them by the Kanrikyoku with ease.
Mankind's initial superhero was Zero who paved the way for numerous other superheroes. But, unfortunately, Zero vanished without a clue after five years of fighting.
