Note that I got most of the synopsis from ANN. I got the last one from Animenfo.
Shakugan no Shana - Official website, Trailers
Sakai Yuji was a normal student, but one day his normal life was gone. He was assaulted by a monster, “Kuze no Togara”. It was a monster which came from another world, and was able to turn a human turn into a light to eat. It was a girl with red hair and red eyes that saved him, who was too surprised to move. Then, that girl said to him “You don’t exist anymore”. What she meant was...
Director: Takeshi Watanabe (Slayers, Boogiepop Phantom)
Music: Ko Otani (Soultaker, Eyeshield 21)
Animation Production: J.C. Staff (Ai Yori Aoshi, Loveless)
Jigoku Shoujo (a.k.a. Hell Girl) - Official Website, WMP 30 sec. Trailer
Somewhere in the vast sea of the Internet, there's a website that can only be accessed at the stroke of midnight. Known as the Jigoku Tsushin, rumor has it that if you post a grudge there, the Jigoku Shoujo will appear and drag whoever torments you into the inferno. Very little is known about the girl - all we know for sure is that she lives with her equally enigmatic grandmother, that three magical straw dolls accompany and serve her, and that whenever a posting on the Jigoku Tsushin moves her, she becomes the Jigoku Shoujo.
Director: Takahiro Omori (Gakuen Alice, Koi Kaze)
Music: Yasuharu Takanashi (New Fist of the North Star)
Animation Production: Studio DEEN (Fruits Basket, Kenshin OVAs)
Karin, the Blood Giving Vampire - Website
There is a vampire family in a city of Japan. They have been living secretly receiving little blood from human. But the eldest daughter, Karin, has a secret. In stead of sucking other persons’ blood, her blood increases once in a month. She has managed to pretend to be a normal student, but her life is changed dramatically by the encounter of a transfer student, Usui Kenta.
Director: Shinichiro Kimura (Mahoraba, Tiny Snow Fairy Sugar)
Music: Masara Nishida (Burst Angel, L/R)
Animation Production: J.C. Staff
And I posted stuff about Blood+ somewhere else.
