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City Guys: The New Guys

City Guys: The New Guys centered on a new generation of people that are attending Manhattan High School, with new and returning characters. Like the original series, they dealt with the typical teen issues, such as cheating on tests, peer pressure, racism, and dealing with school violence.

Boruto: Next Generation (American Adaptation)

A generation of prodigy like Blake Russell, son of Seventh Hokage Nathan Russell, are challenged living under their parents' shadow.

Naruto (American Adaptation)

It follows Nathan Russell, a young orphan ninja who seeks recognition from his peers and dreams of becoming the Hokage, the leader of the Village Hidden in the Leaves. Like the manga, the anime series is divided into two separate parts: the first series retains the original manga's title and is set in the world of ninjas. The second series, a direct sequel titled Naruto: Shippuden, takes place during his teens.

Another World: A New Beginning

The new series will offer you a new generation of families who have come to Bay City, as they try to navigate in which represented the difference between "the world of events we live in, and the world of feelings and dreams that we strive for." The new families in Bay City are the Barnes, the Acevedos, the Austins, the Turners and the Frasers.

AEW: Heroes of the Ring

"AEW: Heroes of the Ring" takes audiences on a wild journey through the colorful world of professional wrestling, spotlighting the lives of both seasoned wrestlers and aspiring stars in All Elite Wrestling (AEW). The series combines humor, heart, and high-stakes drama as it explores the personal and professional challenges faced by its characters. The story centers around Alex, a passionate wrestling fan turned rookie wrestler, who finds themselves vying for a spot in the elite promotion. Alongside a diverse cast of characters, including a hard-nosed veteran, a quirky manager, and a charismatic rival, Alex navigates the chaotic backstage antics, intense training sessions, and the thrill of live performances. As Alex grapples with self-doubt and the pressures of the wrestling world, the series highlights themes of friendship, ambition, and resilience. Each episode culminates in over-the-top matches that blur the lines between reality and theatrics, showcasing the unique storytelling of wrestling. With witty dialogue, outrageous plot twists, and an ensemble cast of beloved AEW stars making guest appearances, "AEW: Heroes of the Ring" delivers laughter and inspiration in a heartfelt tribute to the spirit of wrestling and the heroes that make it come alive.

Kamen Rider Fruit Arms

To escape the resulting feeling of oppression, many of the youth formed dance crews called Beat Riders to bring joy back into people's lives. Also rising in popularity is the Inves Game, a simulator that uses strange devices known as Lockseeds to summon monsters known as Inves. Kaden Carson, a member of the dance group Team Gaim, tries to find his place in the world while torn between his loyalty to his teammates and his sister Allison's insistence that he starts acting like an adult and finds a proper job. When Team Gaim's captain disappears after informing Kaden of a strange belt he found, Kaden discovers that the Lockseeds and Inves are from an alternate dimension known as Helheim Forest. Encountering a mysterious girl resembling his Team Gaim teammate and close friend Maya Talbot, Kaden uses a Sengoku Driver belt and the Orange Lockseed to become a samurai-armored warrior that is later named Armored Rider Gaim. In the meantime, including Team Baron's leader Kingston Cameron as Armored Rider Baron and Kota's Team Gaim teammate Mason Carter as Ryugen, other Armored Riders appear to amass social power throughout Zawame: Team Raid Wild's Rick Hansen as Kurokage, Team Invitto's Hayden Jenkins as Gridon, and the perfectionist ex-soldier Oren Pierre Alfonso as Bravo.

Kamen Rider Rocket Knight

Armstrong High School has become the center of strange happenings, and things only get stranger when the bad boy-styled transfer student Jason Knight attempts to make friends in his way, reuniting with childhood friend and self-professed travel vlogger Charlene Jordan, all while gaining the ire of loner Kenny Allen. When the campus becomes overrun with monstrous constructs called Zodiarts, Kenny, and Charlene attempt to use the strange devices they have found in the Rabbit Hatch lunar base that they access through a locker in an off-limits part of campus to fight them. However, Jason interferes in their plans, in part due to Kenny's body being unable to handle the strains of battle, and uses the devices to transform into Fourze. Upon learning of other heroes called Kamen Riders, Jason creates the Kamen Rider Club whose membership includes Charlene, Kenny, the school's queen bee Mia Kahn, Mia's jock boyfriend Shane Decker, garishly styled social butterfly JK and goth girl Taylor Nichols. Later joined by Rowan Sanders, another transfer student who transforms into Kamen Rider Meteor, and their teacher Mr. Charlie Overton, the Kamen Rider Club and Kamen Rider Fourze learn of the Horoscopes, an evolved group of Zodiarts who have been orchestrating events on the school grounds to build up their ranks. As the battle escalates, the Horoscopes set their motions to the final phase of their master plan before Kenny discovers his true existence.

Total Drama Island (2023) (Live-Action)

The season takes place fifteen years after the events of the first season, also titled Total Drama Island, and features new contestants competing on a new island modeled after Camp Wawanakwa, located in an unspecified area in Muskoka, Ontario. They spend almost 2 weeks (13 days) on the island competing in challenges for immunity.

Total Drama Pahkitew Island (Live-Action)

Total Drama: Pahkitew Island, features a brand new island which producers say it is located somewhere in Western Canada.

Total Drama: Revenge of the Island (Live-Action)

Like Total Drama Island, this season is a fictional reality show that follows the competition of thirteen new contestants at Camp Wawanakwa, a summer camp on a fictional island located in an unspecified area in Muskoka, Ontario. However, since the island has been forgotten and left alone for the past two seasons, the island has been used as a toxic nuclear waste dump, transforming it into the perfect location for the most dramatic and brutal challenges yet. The new cast of campers must then participate in competitions to avoid being voted off the island as they all try to get ready to compete with some of the most popular original contestants in the fourth season.

Total Drama World Tour (Live-Action)

In this season, contestants are taken around the world throughout international based challenges and are required to break into song whenever Chris rings a special chime (usually forced and when a mishap happens; Bridgette gets stuck to a pole, the 15 contestants remaining fall off the plane onto Japan, the final four are attacked by a condor, etc.), or face instant elimination. There are 30 songs in total, and every episode takes place in a different location.

Total Drama Action (Live-Action)

Like Total Drama Island, the previous season of Total Drama, much of Total Drama Action chronicles the events of the eponymous fictional reality show. The Total Drama series itself is an "live reality television series," which stars the cast and crew of the fictional series, parodying many aspects of reality television.

Total Drama Island (Live-Action)

Total Drama Island is set in the fictional titular reality show, which follows the competition of twenty-two unsuspecting and unwitting campers at Camp Wawanakwa, the most rundown, insect-infested, disgusting island in an unspecified area in Muskoka, Ontario. The campers participate in competitions and challenges that get more insane and dangerous each week to avoid being voted off the island by their fellow campers and teammates.

Persona: The Phantom Thieves

A group of troubled high school students have been leading dual lives as the Phantom Thieves of Hearts. The season follows the students as they use a mysterious app to enter the hearts of corrupt adults in power, transforming them to seek justice and liberation.

Persona: The Midnight Channel

A group of high school students are dealing with a mysterious TV channel dedicated to distorting and exaggerating the truth of who they are and their identities. A string of bizarre murders related to the TV channel begins shaking their once peaceful town. They explore the mysterious world inside the TV and perform rescue missions in order to save its victims from death. Only by looking past what is on the screen, finding and evaluating the truth among a myriad of lies can they hope to find the serial killer and save their town.

Persona: The Dark Hour

A high school student named Matt Hudson joins the "Specialized Extracurricular Execution Squad" (SEES), a group of students investigating a temporal anomaly known as the "Dark Hour", during which its members can enter Tartarus, a tower containing monsters called Shadows. They battle the Shadows using a physical manifestation of their psyche called a Persona, which they summon by firing a gun-like object called an "Evoker" at their head.

Our Drawings (Re-Animated)

Paige Foster, discovers a mysterious intruder inside her artwork where she travels. Her beatboxing puppy sidekick helps search within her imaginative realms drawings that enable Foster to become anything desired.

All for the Light

Back in Los Angeles, her hometown, a singer who abandoned the stage returns to music and must navigate family secrets and young talents at Studio Light.

Beyblade: The Movie (English Dub)

Beyblade: Sol Blaze, the Scorching Hot Invader is a Beyblade film based on the anime, Beyblade: Metal Masters and is the second Beyblade film directed by Kunihisa Sugishima and written by Chris Peterson & Bryan Moore. Gingka and his friends investigate Earth's unstable weather caused by a bizarre floating ark hovering across Metal Bey City. Led by the impertious force is an unknown blader by the name of Helios alongside with his grandfather who plan to meddle with space and Earth's center core with their beys.

Danganronpa: Ultra Despair Girls

The series takes place half a year after the events of the first season, prior to the events of the second season. Kayla Newman, the younger sister of the first season's protagonist, Matthew Newman, has spent the past year locked inside an apartment complex in Rawlings City, unaware of the events that have gone on in the outside world. She is forced to flee from an attack from deadly Monokuma robots and comes across Future Foundation member and survivor of the first killing game Bradley Thompson, who gives Kayla a special Hacking Gun that can fight against the robots and orders her to escape the city. However, Kayla's escape fails and she is captured by a group of children known as the Warriors of Hope, who seek to create a utopia for children by murdering all the adults with their robots. They force Kayla to join their "Demon Hunting" game and drop her into the city, where she is saved by homicidal maniac Genocide Jill, who soon reverts to her true self, Tina Freeman, a survivor of Hope's Peak High School's killing game alongside Bradley and Matthew and who currently works as an intern of Future Foundation despite her status as a survivor. Tina can now control Jill with a stun gun. Learning that Bradley may have been kidnapped by the Warriors of Hope, Tina agrees to team up with Kayla to find Bradley and escape the city. Along the way they encounter a resistance group, run by Hadley Townsend, and meet a white bear robot named Shirokuma.