First Look: Kamen Rider Gavv

A young man named Shoma flees from his mysterious enemies through a magical realm of doors, and falls through one to be washed up on a beach. Rescued by a local boy, he soon finds that stomach-mouthed monsters are abducting ordinary people. Thing is, Shoma also has a stomach-mouth, except he’s got a taste for justice as the snack-powered hero Kamen Rider Gavv!

Review: Tsukihime -A piece of blue glass moon-

Even with the caveat of Tsukihime -A piece of blue glass moon- only being the first part of an incomplete project, what is here is not only a much-appreciated expansion of the original work but a rare big-budget visual novel easily deserving a standalone release. Perhaps even more importantly, it’s an affirmation of the work’s position and importance after years of relative obscurity within Type-Moon’s catalog.

First Look: Makeine — Too Many Losing Heroines!

By mere coincidence, Kazuhiki Nukumizu witnesses his classmate Anna Yanami having her heart broken by the boy she has been in love with for years. Much against his wishes, this makes him the ideal person for Anna to vent her frustrations to, sparking the beginning of a peculiar friendship.

First Look: Mayonaka Punch

Masaki used to be a member of a popular livestream group, but after getting fired for punching one of the other members she needs a new hook for her solo channel. Fortunately it doesn’t take long for her to run into Live, a vampire who’s dead-set on sucking her blood.

First Look: My Deer Friend Nokotan

A former delinquent has changed her ways and is now a perfect student living a perfect school life. All of this falls apart when she meets Nokotan, a bizarre girl with deer antlers who threatens to reveal her past.

First Look: Senpai is an Otokonoko

Saki Aoi confesses her love to her senpai, Makoto. Turns out the person she was confessing to is a self-described otokonoko. Saki doesn’t give up, and neither does Makoto’s male friend Ryuji, who knows his secret and also has a crush on Makoto. A love triangle of multiple sexualities and gender expressions may sound hard work, but it can be good fun too.

First Look: The Elusive Samurai

At the end of the Kamakura Shogunate, Hojo Tokiyuki flees the Siege of Kamakura, desperate to gather allies and take vengeance for his family’s death. Also he is a small anime boy who’s real good at parkour.

First Look: Twilight Out of Focus

Mao Tsuchiya, a member of his high school’s film club, and Hisashi Ootomo, an introverted classmate, are reluctant roommates. However, when the film club wants to cast Hisashi as the lead for their upcoming boys’ love-themed movie, Hisashi surprisingly agrees, and the two find themselves drawing closer. The only problem is that while both are attracted to men, Hisashi already has a boyfriend, and both have promised to keep their relationship purely platonic.

First Look: Pseudo Harem

Rin Nanakura is a talented actress and naturally, she decides to join the drama club. One of her dorky senpais jokes about wanting a harem of pretty girls, and she plays along by becoming a one woman harem – using her acting skills to play different classic character types like The Cool Girl and The Tsundere.

First Look: Tasuketsu

Saneatsu is a painfully ordinary high school student when one day he’s roped unwillingly into a life-or-death game which has already killed more than half of the population of Tokyo. The survivors must continue to answer questions set for them by a mysterious and seemingly all-powerful ‘Emperor’.

First Look: Suicide Squad ISEKAI

When the American government discovers a portal to another dimension, the ruthless Amanda Waller engineers a plot to send in a “suicide squad” of imprisoned supervillains. With nano bombs inserted into their necks to enforce total obedience, Harley Quinn, Deadshot, Clayface, Peacemaker and King Shark are promised a reduced sentence if they help Waller achieve her mysterious objectives in this world of magic and monsters.