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Rooster Fighter

Keiji is a wandering warrior on a quest for vengeance in an alternate Japan ruled by humongous monsters. He’s also a little chicken — literally — albeit a brave one packing superpowers. Life gets lonely for this plucky clucker until yakuza-raised chick Piyoko and black hen Elizabeth flock into his life. With his newfound family in tow, the fearless fowl presses on with his quest for justice, hunting down the monstrous mutant dubbed ‘The White Demon’ that killed his sister.

Based on the web manga written and illustrated by Shū Sakuratani, the anime’s 12-episode first season ruled the roost with critics. Decider called it “an immediately engaging satirical series”, praising its blend of visuals and content, while Bloody Disgusting claims the show “establishes a new pecking order for action-horror anime absurdity”.

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Rooster Fighter

When Demons threaten the fate of humanity, a lone superpowered rooster with a killer battle cry rises as Earth's most unlikely defender.

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MF Ghost S3

Kanata Katagiri has pushed himself to the edge. Now, he’s driving over it in the pedal-to-the-metal third season of competitive racing drama MF Ghost.

Based on Shuichi Shigeno’s manga sequel to the street-racing series Initial D, the anime unfolds in a near future where autonomous electric cars rule the roads.

We follow 19-year-old rookie Kanata as he joins the titular Mount Fuji Ghost league, which hosts drone-broadcasted public-road races across Japan using internal-combustion-engine sports cars. Here, the top 15 drivers, known as the Divine 15, battle across five dangerous races for the year’s championship.

In Season 3, Kanata tests the limits of his Toyota 86 in his quest to beat them all. At the same time, his search for his long-lost father takes an unexpected turn, as the truth is finally revealed — not only about his dad, but also about the identity of MFG Angel No. 7, the race queen he chooses for a victory-podium kiss.

From the Peninsula Manazuru course, with its narrow urban streets and deadly Eau Rouge corner, to Seaside Double Lane, with its slippery Hydro Trap and airborne Jumping Spot, the show’s white-knuckle races push Kanata’s reflexes, nerve, and driving skills to their absolute limits.

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MF Ghost

In a future where self-driving cars dominate, a British Japanese racer returns to Japan to compete on a gasoline car circuit and find his father.

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Dan Da Dan S2

If there’s something strange in your neighbourhood, you should call the ‘Dandagang’ (the family). Led by two teenage paranormal investigators — the occult-obsessed Ken ‘Okarun’ Takakura and the psychic Momo Ayase — this ghost-busting, alien-hunting duo shares a classic Mulder-and-Scully dynamic. Things get a lot weirder in Season 2, which adapts the “Cursed House”, “Evil Eye”, and “Kaiju” arcs of Yukinobu Tatsu’s manga.

In the “Cursed House Arc”, Momo’s childhood friend Jiji recruits the duo to exorcise his haunted home. Okarun quickly realises that Jiji might see Momo as more than just a day-one homie, but a romantic rival proves to be the least of his problems once they uncover a bloodcurdling secret hidden within the walls. The horrors and laughs continue into the “Evil Eye Arc”, where the group scrambles to manage Jiji’s volatile new possession, and Okarun undergoes brutal training under the strict supervision of skilled yokai Turbo Granny. Finally, the season closes out with the “Kaiju Arc”, which sees the duo team up with mecha-nerd Kinta Sakata to take down a massive, Godzilla-like behemoth.

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Dan Da Dan

When Momo and Okarun's beliefs clash, they're thrown into a world of ghosts, aliens and awakened powers.

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You and I Are Polar Opposites

In the immortal words of Paula Abdul, “Opposites attract”. And no mismatched pair embodies this better than Miyu Suzuki and Yusuke Tani, two high schoolers who couldn’t be more different.

Miyu is cute and cacophonic, while Yusuke is calm and contemplative. That they’re worlds apart in personality doesn’t stop Miyu from wanting to get closer to the reticent boy sitting next to her in class. But every time she reaches out to the cool and quiet Yusuke, she becomes a hot, blubbering mess. Luckily, her feelings are not unrequited, and the duo begin an awkward relationship.

Based on the web manga of the same name, this show wastes no time in getting the odd couple together, with the usual anime tropes of furtive hand-holding, comical misunderstandings, and public confession of love all taking place within the first episode. 

Fans of slice-of-life romcoms like Skip and Loafer will swoon and cringe in equal measure at the crushing embarrassments and anxieties suffered by the hopeless romantics.

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You and I are Polar Opposites

This is a school life Rom Com that evolves around Suzuki, an energetic girl who can't help but follow the crowd, and Tani, a quiet boy who can easily speak his mind.

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Text: Andre Teh, Daniel Peters
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 © Shu Sakuratani/Kino-HERO's, VIZ Media © SS/KH,V Licensed by Medialink. ©Shuichi Shigeno, Kodansha/MF GHOST Committee. Licensed by Medialink. ©Yukinobu Tatsu/SHUEISHA, DANDADAN Production Committee. ©Kocha Agasawa/Shueisha, You and I Are Polar Opposites Committee. Licensed by Medialink.