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MADHOUSE's Hellsing Ultimate OVA series premieres, a bloodier, manga-faithful retelling of Kouta Hirano's Hellsing in which the vampire mercenary Alucard and his British masters battle the Vatican's rival agents and the Nazi-remnant group Millennium.

The TV adaptation of Ai Yazawa's josei manga Nana begins airing, following two young women who share the name Nana as they chase romance and rock stardom after moving to Tokyo.

Okajima Rokuro is a Japanese businessman in a town full of Japanese businessmen. His normal day consists of social drinking with clients and being kicked around by his bosses.

Okajima Rokuro - now known almost exclusively as 'Rock' - was once a typical, put-upon Japanese businessman.

Madhouse's Death Note begins broadcast, adapting Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata's manga about high schooler Light Yagami, who gains the power to kill by writing a name in a supernatural notebook.

Death Note: Relight begins release, a two-part TV special condensing the Death Note TV series into re-edited compilation films narrated from the shinigami Ryuk's perspective, with new dialogue, music, and some previously unseen animation.

MADHOUSE's second Hajime no Ippo TV series begins airing, continuing amateur-turned-pro boxer Ippo Makunouchi's climb through Japan's boxing ranks.

Redline, Madhouse's hand-drawn racing film seven years in the making, opens in Japanese theaters, following daredevil driver JP as he competes in a deadly interplanetary race for a shot at the title and at fellow racer Sonoshee.

The Tatami Galaxy begins its TV run, a fast-talking college comedy in which an unnamed third-year student replays his stalled campus life over and over, chasing the 'rose-colored campus life' he never found.

Madhouse's Black Lagoon: Roberta's Blood Trail begins release, a five-episode OVA bringing the vengeful former terrorist-turned-maid Roberta back to the lawless port city of Roanapur.

Directed by Tetsurō Araki at Madhouse, Highschool of the Dead adapts Daisuke Satō and Shōji Satō’s manga about a high school suddenly overrun by a zombie outbreak, following a small group of students and a school nurse who fight and flee their way across a collapsing city. The 12-episode series leans hard into gratuitous horror and fan service alongside its survival-action plot, drawing reviews that praised its committed genre execution but knocked its thin characterization; its explicit content later got it named among dozens of titles China banned in 2015.

Madhouse's second TV adaptation of Yoshihiro Togashi's Hunter x Hunter begins airing, restarting the manga from its beginning with young Gon Freecss setting out to become a Hunter like his father.

Wolf Children releases in Japanese theaters, Mamoru Hosoda's original film about a young mother raising two half-wolf children alone after their werewolf father's early death, animated by Madhouse alongside Hosoda's own Studio Chizu.

Madhouse and MAPPA's Hajime no Ippo: Rising begins broadcast, the third TV season adapting George Morikawa's boxing manga as Ippo defends his Japanese featherweight title against a new wave of challengers.

The television anime No Game, No Life begins airing, a MADHOUSE-produced fantasy comedy adapting Yuu Kamiya's light novels about shut-in sibling gamers Sora and Shiro summoned to a world where every conflict is settled by games.

Madhouse's Parasyte -the maxim- begins airing, a horror series following high schooler Shinichi Izumi as he learns to coexist with Migi, the parasitic alien that failed to take over his body and instead fused with his right hand.

Madhouse's Death Parade begins broadcast, a psychological drama in which pairs of the recently deceased arrive at the bar Quindecim, where bartender Decim forces them into life-or-death games that judge the fate of their souls.

Overlord begins broadcast, a dark fantasy isekai adapting Kugane Maruyama's light novels about Momonga, a lone player trapped as his skeletal wizard avatar when the VRMMO Yggdrasil's servers shut down around him.

Madhouse's TV adaptation of One-Punch Man begins airing, following Saitama, a superhero so powerful that he defeats every opponent in a single punch, as boredom with the lack of challenge leaves him mentoring the cyborg Genos.

One-Punch Man OVA collects six original bonus episodes bundled with the TV series' BD/DVD volumes, written by series creator ONE and animated by Madhouse.

A bonus OVA bundled with the third volume of the Clear Card manga, retelling an episode of the original Cardcaptor Sakura TV series as a prologue to the Clear Card arc.

Studio Madhouse's TV adaptation of Sousou no Frieren begins airing in Japan, following the elf mage Frieren as she reckons with what her comrades' short lives meant to her, decades after their quest to defeat the Demon King ended.

Madhouse's adaptation of Chi. Chikyuu no Undou ni Tsuite begins airing, a historical drama following generations of scholars risking their lives to prove heliocentrism in a fictionalized 15th-century Europe hostile to the idea.

Madhouse returns with a second season of Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, following the elf mage Frieren and her party through the perilous Northern Plateau on their way to the ancient capital of Aureole.

Madhouse's third season of Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, adapting the manga's Golden Land arc, is announced for October 2027.