A lot of new animes are releasing each season, and it can be hard to decide on what to watch and which streaming platform to choose from. So here is a selection of girly japanese anime available in Spring 2025 with love stories, hot idols, magical girls and much more!

The Gorilla God’s Go-To Girl

Gorilla no Kami kara Kago sareta Reijou wa Ouritsu Kishidan de Kawaigarareru

The Gorilla God’s Go-To Girl is originally a web manga written by Shirohi and drawn by Kamisu Mika. It has eight volumes and finished its serialization in early 2026. As you can tell from the title and the synopsis, it is a pure comedy set in a fantasy world with some romance sprinkled there. It’s nice to see strong female characters, and Sofia could be one of the strongest heroine with her blessing of the Gorilla God. She may see it as a curse in the beginning, but since joining the royal knights her power sets her up apart from others and help her get the attention of cute ikemen who still want to defend her from bullies or threats.

Anne Shirley

Studio: The Answer Studio
Source: Novel
Episodes: 24 episodes
Streaming service: Crunchyroll

Believe it or not, Anne Shirley isn’t the first anime adaptation of the eponym novel written by Lucy Maud Montgomery in the early 20th century. An anime was already made in 1979 with 50 episodes called Akage no Anne. If you want a cozy watch, then Anne Shirley is the perfect fit for you. Evenmoreso if you’ve already seen the Netflix adaptation or have read the books.

Princession Orchestra

Magical girl is a beloved genre which isn’t afraid to experiment from time to time. Princession Orchestra adds a spin on the genre with magical girls who are also idols. This is a new project made by the two creators behind Symphogear: Akifumi Kaneko and Noriyasu Agematsu. Contrary to their previous work, Princession Orchestra is made for both kids and adults with minimal fanservice.

The Too-Perfect Saint: Tossed Aside by My Fiancé and Sold To Another Kingdom

Kanpeki Sugite Kawai-ge ga Nai to Honyaku Haki Sareta Seijo wa Ringoku ni Urareru

Studio: TROYCA
Source: Light Novel
Episodes: 12 episodes
Streaming service: Crunchyroll

With a title this long, you might think that The Too-Perfect Saint is an otome-isekai and you’ll be correct! The manga adaptation drawn by Ayakita Mago is popular in Japan where it topped the Oricon chart multiple times. Yet again, another super strong heroine but this time, it seems to create problems.

Black Butler: Emerald Witch Arc

Kuroshitsuji: Midori no Majo-hen

Studio: CloverWorks
Source: Manga
Episodes: 13 episodes
Streaming service: Crunchyroll

The famous manga Black Butler by Yana Toboso is still thriving in popularity with this fifth season anime adaptation.

The Dinner Table Detective

Nazotoki wa Dinner no Ato de

Studio: MADHOUSE
Source: Novel
Episodes: 12 episodes
Streaming service: Amazon Prime

A japanese novel adaptation into an anime isn’t common, which sets The Dinner Table Detective apart from other animes airing this season.

HANA-Doll*: Reinterpretation of Flowering

Himitsu no AiPri: Ring-hen

Himitsu no AiPri: Ring-hen is the second season of the franchise. Yet again another weird adaptation, since this is originally a dress-up rhythm arcade game made by the company syn Sophia. The same studio that created Style Savy!

Once Upon a Witch’s Death

Aru Majo ga Shinu Made

Studio: EMT Squared
Source: Light Novel
Episodes: 12 episodes
Streaming service: Crunchyroll

Once Upon a Witch’s Death looks promissing and unexpectedly joyful from the promotional video despite its title and sad synopsis.

The Mononoke Lecture Logs of Chuzenji-sensei: He Just Solves All the Mysteries

Chuuzenji-sensei Mononoke Kougiroku: Sensei ga Nazo wo Toiteshimau kara

Studio: 100 Studio
Source: Manga
Episodes: 12 episodes
Streaming service: Prime Video

CLASSIC★STARS

Studio: Platinum Vision
Source: Original
Episodes: 13 episodes
Streaming service: Crunchyroll

Not sure who’s the target audience for CLASSIC★STARS because I can’t think of any demographic that was waiting for Beethoven to make his debut in a idol group. Then again, Bungo Stray Dogs also made cute-boy-versions of dead authors and it’s really popular!

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