In a world full of magic, two orphan boys -- Asta, born with unique anti-magic powers, and Yuno, a skilled magical prodigy -- strive to become the Wizard King, the greatest of all magic users.

Three members of the Eye of the Midnight Sun strike the Black Bulls at their base, but with many Bulls off on missions and errands, Gauche, Gordon and Grey must defend it themselves.

To take the edge off waiting for the exam results to come in, the Bulls head to a bathhouse; Yami reflects upon his time in the Grey Deer squad and the origin of his rivalry with Vangeance.

In the final match of the selection exam, Yuno and Bell unveil a new spell with surprising results to get the upper hand against Rill's artistic magic.

When Xerx proves ineffective in the battle against Langris, Asta lets loose his dark powers; Luck's team confronts Rill's team.

While gathering ingredients in the woods, Charmy has visions of herself, Asta, Yuno and their friends in cute and silly situations.

The Wizard King allows Langris' team to challenge Asta's team, suspecting one of the wizards may not be who they seem.

Langris and Finral dredge up past grievances as they duel each other on the battlefield.

Sol urges Kirsch to rethink his selfish attitude as they both recall incidents from their pasts; Magna traps Mimosa and fights Asta and Zora to keep them away from her team's crystal.

Asta and Zora get into a disagreement ahead of their next match that threatens their team's chances; Asta unleashes a new move against Kirsch, the stuck-up illusion caster.

Luck overpowers Rob; Noelle capitalizes on an opponent's obsession with her to control the battlefield while Yuno keeps Alecdora occupied.

The mysterious Mage X reveals his identity and reflects on his upbringing as a struggling painter turned magic knight, using his unique artistry to wage battle.

Mimosa's older brother, Kirsch, brazenly criticizes Asta before leading his team into their first battle of the tournament; Finral uses teleportation magic to give his team a tactical edge; Langris dominates the battlefield.

In the first round of trials, Asta, Mimosa and Zora scramble to destroy their opponents' crystal, but they end up on the defensive when Mimosa comes under attack.

To climb the volcano, Asta taps into the anti-magic within himself, but cannot fully control it; while the knights relax at the spring, Mereoleona gives a pep talk to Noelle.

Mereoleona demands Asta, Yuno and some of the other Black Bulls join her team, the Crimson Lions, on a training exercise to climb an erupting volcano.

The Wizard King's announcement of the squads' rankings sets off a bitter dispute among the wizards; Asta objects when the Clover King declares he will form a new squad of Royal Knights.

When a jealous Vanessa confronts Charlotte Rosary, the Captain of the Blue Roses who has a past connection to Yami, Finral tries to defuse the situation with a couple of non-violent contests.

The competition between Yami and Jack's food stalls spills over into an all-out magic duel.

The Black Bulls attend the Star Festival, where Asta and Noelle are roped into a double date; Asta and Noelle tell each other how they feel.

Klaus helps Yuno and Mimosa get caught up on the Magic Knight Squads' encounters with the Eye of the Midnight Sun; Yami meets with the Wizard King.

"Indigo League" is where it all began as the first season of the long-running "Pokémon" animated series. Young Ash Ketchum is just beginning his Pokémon training as he reaches his 10th birthday. Things don't go as expected for the youngster, who gets a Pikachu instead of a standard first Pokémon. Winning gym badges is also tougher than Ash thought it would be. He's not alone in his quest for the badges, though, as former gym leaders Brock and Misty are by his side, along with some new friends.

Suave Italian gangster Giorno Giovanna, the good-natured son of the evil vampire Dio, works his way up through the mafia in the hopes of taking control and turning it away from corruption.

Bakugan began emerging from the earth's crust in a mysterious worldwide phenomenon called "awakening." Dan and his friends are at the center of this new era, where they learn that they have to look further than just fame in the post-Bakugan world. They use their knowledge to learn to work with their Bakugan to deploy them into battle to stop those who are looking to enslave, control and destroy the mysterious race of creatures. The friends seek to become heroes as they protect their Bakugan and Earth.

With Majin Buu now defeated and Earth at peace, the heroes have settled into normal lives, which in Goku's case means being a radish farmer. They can't get too comfortable in their new lives because more evildoers are on the horizon. Enter Beerus, the powerful god of destruction, who awakens -- far away from Earth -- to a prophecy predicting his demise at the hands of an even more formidable being. His search for that being brings him to Earth, where he enters a battle against Goku and his friends. In order to save the world -- again -- they must defeat Beerus, their strongest opponent yet.

When new threats endanger Earth, the world's greatest warriors take their abilities to the next level as rival Saiyans Goku and Vegeta discover new powers with the help of Beerus, the god of destruction, and Whis, his wise guru.

More than two years have passed since the most recent adventures in the Hidden Leaf Village, ample time for ninja wannabe Naruto Uzumaki to have developed skills worthy of recognition and respect. The hyperactive youngster has trained extensively with Jiraiya-sama and returned to Konoha to reunite with friends and, perhaps, partake in more pranks than schoolwork. But Naruto is more determined than ever to become the greatest ninja, and his hard-earned improvements are put to the ultimate test against newer, stronger enemies. "Naruto: Shippuden" is adapted from Part II of the "Naruto" comic book series by Masashi Kishimoto.

Gon Freecs works hard to become a hunter while searching for the father he doesn't remember.

A bored superhero searches for meaning in a world riddled with monsters.

Superheroes often have exciting superpowers that help them defeat the evil villains that they battle, but that's not necessarily the case for Saitama. Although he's a superhuman, his power isn't as exciting as X-ray vision or invincibility -- instead, he has the ability to defeat any opponent with a single punch, and this power has both pros and cons. The biggest advantage is that it makes it easy for him to defeat enemies -- which is essential because he lives in an alternate Japan that is constantly under attack by monsters -- but because it doesn't take long to throw a punch, easily vanquishing his foes leads to constant boredom.

"Big Hero 6 The Series" takes place after the events of the film "Big Hero 6" and continues the adventures of 14-year-old tech genius Hiro Hamada. He is joined by the compassionate robot Baymax which is created by Hiro's brother, Tadashi. Hiro and Baymax are also joined by their friends, including Wasabi, Honey Lemon, Go Go and Fred, as they embark upon new high-tech adventures to protect their home from villains. Hiro also faces challenges with his everyday life, including his academic work and social tribulations.