In 1994, Kyousuke Kasuga is a war photographer covering the Bosnian War. However, in 1991, he was still an awkward college student struggling to be at ease in his relationship with Madoka Ayukawa. When Kyousuke is hit by a car in 1991, his soul becomes entangled with the soul of his future self. Struggling to understand the changes of the past three years, Kyousuke runs into Hikaru Hiyama, who has become a successful Broadway performer. As he tries to comprehend the feelings of the women in his life, Kyousuke must find a way to get back to the time where he belongs.

After her parents are killed by bandits, young Sarasa Feed is sent to an orphanage where she learns about the prestigious world of alchemy. Determined to follow in her late parents' footsteps and become an independent business owner, she enrolls at the Royal Alchemist Academy to train and get certified as an official alchemist. Five years later, Sarasa graduates from the institution and nearly achieves her dream before realizing that she lacks the funds to do so. Left with little choice, she makes do with a low-priced storefront in a town situated far away from the bustling capital. Despite the threat of treacherous terrain and dangerous monsters in the remote countryside, Sarasa begins her exciting new life as an alchemist.

The pinnacle of gag manga as well as one of Akatsuka Fujio's most renowned works, Tensai Bakabon returns after 18 years since its last anime with Director Hosokawa Toru's new original story! Bakabon and his family, who made the phrase This is how it should be famous, are back along with the eccentric cast of Mr. Policeman, Rerere no Ojisan and Eel-Dog letting loose in a much more modern setting! The new frontier of Bakabon that'll take place in a late-night slot is about to begin, 10 years after Akatsuka Fujio's death. (Source: Crunchyroll)

Short episodes with super-deformed characters posted on the official Twitter account and released with the BD/DVD volumes.