The following titles have been observed in streaming provider databases this week. Future Card Buddyfight X represents the fourth season of the card-battle franchise, while Dream Festival! R marks the second season of the idol-themed series. The Reflection follows the aftermath of a global event that grants superpowers to select individuals. Ikemen Sengoku: Bromances Across Time is an adaptation of the otome game Ikemen Sengoku: Romances Across Time. Forest Fairy Five consists of a series of shorts featuring super-deformed characters, and 100% Teacher Pascal focuses on the antics of an exceptionally dim-witted elementary school teacher. Dynamic Chord depicts the lives of artists managed by a prominent music agency. Frame Arms Girl follows high school student Ao Gennai after she receives a mysterious package containing an autonomous robot. Finally, the music video Answer (2016), which features new animation for the opening theme of 3-gatsu no Lion, was observed on YouTube.
Streaming Platform Updates: Nine Anime Titles Added to Databases
Recent database updates reveal the addition of nine anime titles across Crunchyroll, HIDIVE, and YouTube.
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