The world is plunged into chaos when the Gates of Hell reopen, unleashing demons to once more threaten the planet. Touka Scott, an eccentric peasant, finds these issues unimportant until Yuna Eunice, a childhood friend, is attacked by a monster. Fortunately, the famous hero Sion Blandan shows up just in time to kill the evil being. Sadly, Sion passes away quickly after unintentionally stepping into a trap Touka built to protect his radish farm. Sion's necromancer friend Anri Haysworth brings the hero back to life by transferring Touka's spirit into Sion's body. Touka is given the mission of resealing the Gates of Hell and eliminating the demonic threats to peace while inhabiting the renowned hero's body. As he sets out to redeem the world, Touka deals with his new reality and Sion's heroic legacy alongside Yuna and Anri.

Yuna now calls Crimonia—the city she started in—home after transitioning to an in-game setting following numerous hours of VRMMO grinding. Yuna continues to run her enterprises and uphold her status as a renowned adventurer, but her first priority is to spend time with the people she has come to love. However, the carefree adventurer can find much more in this realm. It is up to Yuna to learn about these miracles and potentially assist more individuals as she learns about their various difficulties.

Setsu was called to save the world since it was in peril due to the conflict between the Human, Beastman, and Demon races. He successfully accomplished his task and returned to the Human Country. But the Human King's trap, which was set up because he feared the Hero who had gained power would usurp him, was there to catch him. The Hero was trapped, subjected to transfer magic, and reborn as a baby in the present. He attended high school under the name Suzaki Setsu 16 years later. Even though he was teased for being a depressing person who only reads books, he persisted in seeking a way to enter a different world once more. But all of a sudden, he touched down on a once familiar ground for a second time. Summoned by the hero summoning spell of the human nation this time, along with his other students. Fortunately, he was called to a different realm five years later.

Ninja Gabimaru the Hollow, has been given the death penalty, is apathetic. Gabimaru feels that he deserves to die because he has lived a bloody life. But every attempt to kill him somehow fails. Finally, a young member of a renowned executioner clan named Sagiri Yamada Asaemon is ordered to kill Gabimaru, but Sagiri refuses to carry out the request. She offers Gabimaru the opportunity to receive a full pardon for his sins, insisting that he won't perish out of love for his wife. His freedom will be guaranteed if he can go to the island of Shinsekyo, find the elixir of life, which is believed to bestow immortality, and bring it back to the shogun. However, not a single person who has journeyed to Shinsekyo in search of the fabled Elixir has ever returned in good health. Gabimaru decides to accept the offer—along with eleven other death row inmates—despite being oblivious of the many risks involved in the hopes that he and his wife will be able to live in peace for the first time.

The vampire Vanitas became frightened and lonely after being ridiculed by people of his kind for being born during a blue moon. It is rumored that he authored the cursed "Book of Vanitas," a grimoire that would one day be used by him to exact revenge on all vampires of the crimson moon. Noé Archiviste is looking for the legendary Book of Vanitas in 19th-century Paris. He is spared from a vampire attack while traveling on an airship by an eccentric doctor named Vanitas, who also happens to be carrying the book he is looking for. Ironically, the self-described vampire expert is really a human who received the book and his name from his master, the fabled Vanitas. When the bizarre Charlatan's Parade case arises, the doctor's skill in getting vampires to remember their real names will come in handy.

One may tell if someone is magically gifted in this world by the particular mark on their face. To preserve society's magical integrity, those unable to use magic are immediately put to death. Mash Burnedead, who can be seen holding a cream puff with one arm while pumping iron with the other, is an abnormality that dwells deep within a forest. This reclusive youngster leads a secluded life with his father, distant from civilization, and possesses superhuman strength—but no magical talents. Mash's tranquility is soon interrupted when the authorities learn that he has no magical abilities. They threaten him with eternal persecution unless he wins the title of "Divine Visionary," which would make everyone accept him. He enrolls in the exclusive Easton Magic Academy, which only the most accomplished and talented pupils are permitted to attend, in order to defend his family. Mash must now exceed the other pupils by depending entirely on his muscles in order to overcome his limitations.

Kazuya Shiina attempts to protect two young girls from an armed attacker while en route to a convenience store, but instead ends up getting stabbed and passing away immediately. He is able to reincarnate with all of his memories in a different planet as Cain von Silford, the third child of a margrave, thanks to his kind gesture. A baptismal ceremony held in the church when Cain is five years old gives him access to the seven gods who rule the world. In addition to explaining the circumstances of his reincarnation, the gods also grant Cain their individual divine safeguards, enabling him to use cheating skills in magic, swordsmanship, and many other areas. Cain decides to have a happy life with these advantages, which he views as a dream realized. But it soon becomes apparent that the gods are up to more than merely bestowing him with a haphazard amount of imposing power.

Yuuya Tenjou has spent his entire life being the target of animosity and disdain from those around him, including his parents. Even worse, Yuuya's grandfather, the only person to ever show him affection, passes away unexpectedly, leaving him completely alone. Despite his many hardships, Yuuya does his best to be helpful to those who are in need; nonetheless, even the kindest people can only take so much abuse. A glimmer of hope materializes in the form of a restroom door that is hidden just as he is about to lose it. He has two-way access through this door to a deserted home in a different reality, where he gains abilities and stats from video games right away. Additionally, because the residence was originally owned by a sage, Yuuya has access to incredible tools, crops, and weaponry. The previously undesired Yuuya might just realize his full potential and become unstoppable with these newfound blessings.

Reporters Meryl Stryfe and Roberto De Niro seek the desert on the planet Noman's Land for the notorious bandit Vash the Stampede. But the man they discover close to the isolated settlement of Jeneora Rock is nothing like the deadly terrorist they anticipate. Vash is actually a laid-back nomad who supports peace and is adored by the locals of the village. His false notoriety is actually a result of the massive crimes his identical brother Knives Millions committed. Vash is still known as "The Humanoid Typhoon" because to the horrific chaos that seems to follow in his wake. Bounty hunters who are after Vash's head for the high reward quickly cause chaos, putting the town and its priceless power plant in grave peril. Vash can fend off most of these evil forces because of his skill with a rifle. But he will soon have to contend with the supreme evil: his evil brother's relentless destructive force.

Bell and Ryu Lion are gallantly battling their way out of a dungeon, a dungeon that seems to simply want them and everyone else dead, as they struggle to escape the dungeon's deep floors. They struggle to make their way back to a tunnel that Ryu might be familiar with because they are out of food, potions, and have very little magic. In the meantime, Bell's rescue team is having unimaginable difficulties just getting to the deep floors where they are unsure whether Bell is present or even alive.

Tsuyoshi Mukouda, a salaryman, is unintentionally called as a hero to the Kingdom of Reijseger in a different world to aid in defending against their adversaries. Mukouda is able to talk his way out of the predicament thanks to his non-combat skill, "Online Supermarket," which is regarded as ineffective because he is suspicious of the royal family's genuine motives. This power, however, turns out to be anything but ineffective. The majority of the food items and appliances Mukouda can buy from Japan at a discount are considered luxury in this culture. Using his talent, Mukouda creates a culinary explosion that draws the attention of the ferocious mythical wolf Fenrir. Unable to resist the delectable fare, the legendary beast quickly negotiates a deal to become Mukouda's familiar. Mukouda travels the globe with Fenrir at his side, making a living as an explorer and merchant while savoring delicious meals.

Seiichi Hiiragi's magnificent new life in an alternate world is made possible by the Fruit of Evolution, which also enables him to forge powerful spells and meet trustworthy allies. Barnabus Ablitt, the head of the Barbador Academy of Magic, is impressed by Seiichi's skills and extends an invitation for him to work there as a teacher. Unexpectedly, Seiichi's Earth classmates are enrolled there, making for an uncomfortable reunion if he runs into them. Behind the scenes, however, a mysterious sect known as The Great Devil Order concocts an awful plan to hasten the resurrection of their god by sacrificing the pupils of Barbador. Seiichi must save not only his friends but the entire planet from the approaching darkness because of his unrivaled power.

Disaster destroyed human society fifteen years ago, and now terrifying man-eating beasts roam the devastated regions, posing an existential threat to the last survivors. In the midst of all this chaos, children are protected and raised in tranquility in a remote facility. However, when a few of them learn more about the wider world outside the confines of their nursery, their curiosity about it slowly increases. Young survivors Maru and Kiruko join forces in the outside world to look for a unique location called Heaven, each for different motives. The two are searching for solutions to the violence they have experienced in their lives and in the world, which is still in ruins, while carrying loads from the past and heartbreaking secrets.

An encounter with a hungry girl who appeared in a young cook's kitchen changes his routine existence forever. He is now referred to as master by the adorable goddess Dora, a summoned spirit. He is making every effort to avoid the spectral figure, but he is not in the least bit interested. As fate would have it, there is no going back once he accidentally turns into a summoner.

Wang Ling is a cool-headed high school student with a carefree attitude. He appears to have a relatively weak spiritual force, but he is actually capable of instantly destroying the entire universe. His parents have resorted to using an amulet as a temporary fix to lessen the volatile force within him. The amulet deteriorates with time, though, and Wang Ling's emotions quicken this process. Wang Ling and his father are currently working against time to fix the amulet, which is about to break.

God makes a careless error and unintentionally kills Touya Mochizuki with a lightning strike! God grants him one wish as an apology and the opportunity to start over in a fantastical fantasy realm. Touya gladly accepts the task and makes just one request before setting off on his adventure in this enigmatic world: that he be allowed to keep his smartphone. When Touya first enters this new world, he discovers that it is full of gorgeous girls competing for his attention and magic, a subject to which he has an affinity. These girls—Yumina Urnea Belfast, Leen, Yae Kokonoe, the twins Linze and Elze Silhoueska, Leen, and Yae Kokonoe—offer Touya a never-ending supply of love difficulties as well as company while he learns the details of this new society.

Although Kyoutarou Ichikawa appears to be a meek, reserved middle schooler, his heart is filled with bloodlust. His greatest wish is to watch Anna Yamada's lovely face writhe in agony before taking her life. But as Ichikawa begins to perceive a completely new side to Yamada, it's possible that this fantasy will never materialize. Ichikawa frequently seeks refuge in the library and often encounters Yamada. These interactions are when Ichikawa discovers that his model classmate is actually an airhead who is incapable of reading a room. The boy finds himself developing feelings for the very girl he wants to kill as they spend more time together, and he also finds himself wanting to do everything in his power to keep her safe. Is it conceivable that Ichikawa's abrupt shift in perspective will result in something more?

Polka Shinoyama, a young kid in contemporary Tokyo, is born after the great necromancer known as the Corpse God passes away after an epic conflict. He is targeted by a number of supernatural organizations as he tries to adjust to his new physical form. One of them is Misaki Sakimiya, a high school student with the ability to sense ghosts who has been after him ever since they first met. Polka finally encounters Takumi Kuruya, a contractor experienced in surveillance and hacking, and Lisa Kuraki, a crime leader operating out of Shinjuku, in an effort to make sense of this situation where unidentified parties want him dead. Together with these and other unanticipated allies, Polka risks his life to uncover the truth about his reincarnation and the doom that awaits the world in which he is currently living.

China's hectic and punishing city life is demanding, yet it also holds the enduring memories of days gone by. Shikioriori recounts the painful realization of adulthood and the passing of youth via three stories set in three distinct places. Even while it may seem like reality is constantly changing, childhood memories are impermanent. As three separate individuals explore the power of ties and the warmth of treasured memories, they encounter a hearty dish of noodles, the beauty of family, and the difficulties of first love. In the chaos of the modern world, those who hear these charming tales feel the solace of the past and try to bring back the forgotten tastes of youth.

After being defeated Demon Lord Satan of Ente Isla fled to Earth and is now living in peace in Tokyo as Sadao Maou. As a model employee of a fast-food restaurant, Sadao now needs to take care of his old generals Alciel and Lucifer who have joined him in Japan and stay out of trouble with Emi Yusa (Emilia's alias) and the angels who keep an eye on him. A dimensional gateway with a mystery apple transporting a young child named Alas Ramus unexpectedly appears while Sadao and Emi are having a furious dispute. She imprints on Emi and Sadao, designating them as her parents to everyone's surprise! Emi unwillingly agrees to assist Sadao in caring for Alas Ramus, but their attempt at normalcy is thwarted when the archangel Gabriel appears and brings awful news. Alas Ramus and Emi's sacred sword, according to him, must go with him in order to prevent the end of the world. The hero and the former Demon Lord must set aside their differences and work together to safeguard what they value most.