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Komachi is a little ghost who died during the Meiji Era and has hung around earth as a wandering spirit girl for over a hundred years. Komachi appears in the room of a young girl named Anko and the two get wrapped up in all sorts of adventures involving other ghosts and demons. (Source: TV Asahi)

Based on Bandai's candy-toy brand aimed at girls yearning for glitter and cute dreams. The candy is sold in very decorated perfume style bottles. This eventually developed into a regular toy line with Takara Tomy. This is the story about the children of the stars, born from a shining star in the night sky. Petel Tear, Syuna Tear, and Proro Tear always play by collecting star drops. One day, glittering LumiTear Sticks are born from the drops when they wish upon their collection. The sticks have the ability to make magic and their days become more joyful.

Recaps of some episodes from the TV series. Includes new humorous sketches called "Tokimeki a la Carte".

Based on a shoujo manga "Seito Shokun!" by Shouji Youko, serialized in Kodansha's Shoujo Friend. Students who do not trust teachers, teachers who give up faith in education, parents who blame schools for their children's misbehavior... Naoko was at a loss when she was assigned as a new high school teacher. Times have changed and students are no longer easy to control, but she chose not to look away. Instead, Naoko reaches out to try and discover the various issues hidden in the modern education system. (Source: AniDB)

The story centers around Hinami, a bookish, eyeglasses-wearing girl, and her two friends. When there is a mystery to solve, she transforms into the clever Nazotoki-hime (literally, Princess Mystery Time). (Source: ANN)

Based on the shoujo manga by Fuyuki Rurika.

The 18-year-old princess of Tomorrow Castle has a beauty famed far and wide but a less-attractive penchant for daytime drinking. Despite this, she has plenty of suitors, including a devil wearing a cunning disguise. One day, the princess meets Snow White at her teahouse in the forest, and while the girls get acquainted, the devil kidnaps them both. (Source: The Anime Encyclopedia by Jonathan Clements and Helen McCarthy)

An extra episode and a special of the Mikan Enikki series included as a bonus on VHS/DVD's.

Movie produced by Toei Animation after the anime series, Super Gal Asari and by the original manga by Mayumi Muroyama. Asari and her family go through more unlucky happenings.

Natsuki Amakusa is a talented young detective with the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department. One day, he meets Yuuya Shiki, a high school student with a mysterious ability to see "marks" on murderers. After Yuuya helps solve a complex murder case, Natsuki decides to recruit him. The two team up as partners to investigate various criminal cases while working to uncover the mystery behind Yuuya's hidden power. (Source: MAL News)

Based on Ueda Toshiko's shoujo manga.

A music-video style recap OVA. This release covers episode 12-20 and is with classical music entirely except for one song right before the credits. The beginning also has a unique frosted boarder frame around the video that changes designs which was not present in the the first music recap nor in the original anime.

Fourth season of Hyakushou Kizoku.

The March issue of Shueisha's Ribon magazine announced that a television anime of Kanahei's shoujo manga Onnanoko tte. (About Girls) has been green-lit. The shorts will premiere in February and run every Thursday in the children's variety program OhaStu (Good Morning Studio). The anime is about the many worries that girls have, such as pimples, dry skin, unwanted hair, drinking while driving, face turning red, and singing well at karaoke. The series explains matters regarding girls' bodies and minds through manga art and answers from experts. (Source: ANN)

When she was young, Mashiro's life was saved by an oni. Turning 17, the ripe age to be eaten, she goes to marry him. However, he ends up doting on her excessively and has no intention to eat her?! The story of two unconsciously lovey-dovey newlyweds. (Source: Hakusensha, translated)

Two unaired episodes of Glass no Kamen desu ga to Z released in various combinations of the parody franchises' DVD/BD release.

Kyuuko is a young fox girl born to a divine fox messenger and a human. Surrounded by her eight talented and beautiful older siblings, who all adore her, Kyuuko can't help but feel ordinary by comparison. She also struggles to use Charm, the foxes' special power of transformation. Although her childhood friend Haru accepts and loves her just as she is, Kyuuko still lacks confidence in herself. As she learns to overcome her insecurities, she also helps the humans, foxes, divine messengers, and even gods around her with their own worries. This heartwarming comedy follows Kyuuko's everyday adventures as she gradually learns to accept herself while bringing smiles to those around her. (Source: MAL News)

OVA adaptation of the same name shoujo manga. Bundled with the November issue of the Ciao magazine.

Recap episode aired between episodes 19 and 20.

The specials of Mahou Tsukai Sally.

Recaps of Kyou kara Maou! with new narration by Yuuri.

Episodes 13 and 14 of Hyakushou Kizoku 3rd Season bundled with the DVD release and 9th volume of the manga.