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A bonus OVA episode of Kuroko's Basketball, bundled with the manga's 22.5th volume, revisits the tense championship duel between Aomine and Kise.

A four-part TV special retelling the original Pokémon Red and Green video games, following trainer Red and his Charmander toward the Pokémon League.

Kuroko no Basket 2nd Season NG-shuu collects animated blooper shorts bundled with the second season's BD/DVD volumes, produced by Production I.G as a comic aside to the basketball series.

Production I.G's Haikyuu!! begins airing, a sports comedy following short but determined Shoyo Hinata as he joins Karasuno High School's volleyball team alongside his rival-turned-teammate Tobio Kageyama.

Kuroko no Basket 3rd Season NG-shuu, a set of animated blooper reels bundled with the Blu-ray/DVD volumes of the basketball anime's third season, begins release.

The second TV season of Haikyu!! begins airing, following Karasuno High's volleyball team as they train at a high-level camp with rivals like Nekoma and Aoba Jousai ahead of the Spring tournament.

A bonus OVA of Haikyuu!! screens at Jump Festa before its home video release, watching Hinata and Kageyama scramble to retake a failed exam without missing their team's training camp.

The special Kuroko’s Basketball: The Greatest Present premieres, reuniting the Generation of Miracles for a friendly rematch after the main Kuroko no Basket story’s Winter Cup finale.

HAIKYU!! 3rd Season continues the volleyball anime as Karasuno High faces powerhouse Shiratorizawa Academy and its ace Wakatoshi Ushijima in the Spring tournament.

Haikyu!! The Movie: Talent and Sense opens in Japanese theaters, a Production I.G compilation film revisiting Karasuno's match against Aoba Johsai with new footage, released as a same-day double feature with its companion film.

An animated blooper-reel special bundled with the home-video release of the Kuroko no Basuke movie Last Game, based on a bonus gag section from the original manga.

Production I.G's Haikyu!! The Movie: Battle of Concepts opens in Japanese theaters, a compilation film recapping Karasuno High's decisive third-season showdown with reigning champion Shiratorizawa Academy.

The compilation film Ginga Eiyuu Densetsu: Die Neue These - Seiran 3 opens in Japanese theaters, recutting the third arc of the Die Neue These reboot into a feature covering the closing stages of the civil wars within the Alliance and the Empire.

Production I.G's Haikyuu!! Land vs. Air OVA premieres, a two-episode special covering the Tokyo qualifier rounds for the national volleyball tournament as Nekoma, Fukurodani, Nohebi, and Itachiyama compete for the remaining berths.

Haikyu!! To the Top Part 2 begins broadcast, continuing Production I.G's adaptation of Haruichi Furudate's volleyball manga as the Karasuno High team pushes toward the national tournament.

Production I.G's Legend of the Galactic Heroes: Die Neue These - Collision opens in Japanese theaters, continuing the adaptation of Yoshiki Tanaka's novels as war escalates between the Galactic Empire and the Free Planets Alliance.

Moriarty the Patriot OVA adds two original episodes to the series, pairing a Bath art mystery with a farcical Moriarty-family tea party.

Production I.G's Legend of the Galactic Heroes: Die Neue These - Intrigue opens in Japanese theaters, the sequel to Die Neue These - Collision continuing the novel adaptation's depiction of the Empire-Alliance war.

Production I.G's HAIKYU!! The Dumpster Battle opens in Japanese theaters, adapting the Haikyu!! manga's climactic Spring Nationals showdown between Karasuno High and rival powerhouse Nekoma High.

Production I.G's adaptation of Kaiju No. 8 begins airing, as monster-disposal worker Kafka Hibino gains the power of the creatures he cleans up and chases his abandoned dream of joining the Defense Force.

Production I.G streams Kimi ni Todoke: From Me to You Season 3, picking up right after Sawako and Kazehaya become a couple as their families and friends' own romances keep unfolding around them.

Production I.G's Kaiju No. 8 compilation film opens in Japan, recutting the first season around a new sequence in which intelligent kaiju attack a Defense Force base.

Production I.G's second season of Kaiju No. 8 begins airing, as Kafka Hibino is transferred to the Defense Force's First Division and has to prove a kaiju can fight on humanity's side.

Production I.G spins Kaiju No. 8's eccentric Division 1 captain Gen Narumi off into a short original anime about his days off the battlefield.

Production I.G's short Haikyu!! TV special covers the Spring High quarterfinal between Bokuto's Fukurodani Academy and Kiryu's Mujinazaka High, the match playing out at the same time as Karasuno's game against Kamomedai.

Production I.G's second and final Haikyu!! Final film sends Karasuno's Shoyo Hinata past the player who inspired him, closing the volleyball saga in Japanese theaters in 2027.