Third season of . The gods of the world—from Greek to Norse to Hindu mythology—gather every one thousand years to make one important decision: whether or not to wipe out mankind. Repulsed by humanity's selfishness, the council unanimously votes to destroy all humans. But before the decree is enacted, Brunhilde, one of the 13 Valkyries of Valhalla, interrupts the meeting to give mankind a chance at survival. Brunhilde proposes the idea of enacting Ragnarök, an event in which the strongest 13 mortal warriors fight against 13 gods in one-on-one matches. Although the trial is ridiculed by the gods, the demigod takes advantage of their pride and forces them into an agreement. However, Brunhilde herself must recruit the mightiest heroes throughout humanity's thousand-year history and guide them to victory before they meet their untimely demise.

Yuuken "Yuu" Enma is an average Japanese high school student preparing for an upcoming kendo tournament. On the night before the competition, however, a black carriage crashes into him. When he regains consciousness, Yuu finds himself at Night Raven College—a premier academic institution in the magical world of Twisted Wonderland. Only a chosen few with exceptional magical talent are admitted into the school, so it is a mystery how a human with no magic ability ended up here. Although Yuu desires to return home, it is easier said than done. While the school's headmaster searches for a way to send him back, Yuu is assigned manual labor around the campus. But due to the chaos at the school's entrance ceremony following his arrival, Yuu has a target painted on his back as far as Heartslabyul dorm leader Riddle Rosehearts is concerned. Yuu meets and befriends Heartslabyul freshmen Ace Trappola and Deuce Spade; yet soon after, Ace and Deuce land in a situation that results in their expulsion. As the pair seek to redeem themselves, Yuu accompanies them on their perilous mission to fix school property. However, forgiveness does not come easily from the "Crimson Tyrant" in charge of Heartslabyul, who may have an ulterior motive behind his strictness.

The critically-acclaimed series of animated shorts returns to Japan for a third installment in collaboration with nine anime studios. 1) The Duel: Payback (Mizuno Takanobu, Kamikaze Douga x Anima) 2) The Lost Ones (Hitoshi Haga, Kinema Citrus) 3) The Ninth Jedi: Child of Hope (Naoyoshi Shiotani, Production I.G.) 4) Yuko's Treasure (Masaki Tachibana, Kinema Citrus) 5) The Smuggler (Masahiko Ootsuka, Trigger) 6) The Bounty Hunters (Junichi Yamamoto, Wit Studio) 7) The Song of Four Wings (Hiroyasu Kobayashi, Project Studio Q) 8) Bird of Paradise (Tadahiro Yoshihira, Polygon Pictures) 9) Black (Shinya Oohira, David Production)

An anthology series adapting 8 short stories created by manga artist Tatsuki Fujimoto between ages 17 and 26. 1) A Couple Clucking Chickens Were Still Kickin' in the Schoolyard (Seishirou Nagaya, ZEXCS) 2) Sasaki Stopped a Bullet (Nobukage Kimura, Lapin Track) 3) Love is Blind (Nobuyuki Takeuchi, Lapin Track) 4) Shikaku (Naoya Ando, GRAPH77) 5) Mermaid Rhapsody (Tetsuaki Watanabe, 100Studio) 6) Woke-Up-as-a-Girl Syndrome (Kazuaki Terasawa, Studio Kafka) 7) Nayuta of the Prophecy (Tetsuaki Watanabe, 100Studio) 8) Sisters (Osamu Honma, P.A.WORKS)