
Sinbi Apartment: Ghost Ball Zero
Fifth season of Sinbi Apartment.
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Fifth season of Sinbi Apartment.

Third season of the Shimajirou children's television series.

Lala finds a myserious egg that hatches into a baby dragon who they name Will. She and Kiki try to bring him up but Will grows far too big too fast and uses his dragon instincts which cause a lot of destruction.

Jimmy is having trouble with pitching a baseball; Patty finds a way to encourage Jimmy to do better.

A kids adventure and comedy series. Each 5 minute episode aired Monday through Saturday in a continuing story which completed at the end of the week. (Source: AniDB)


The series focused on a goby fish: Hazedon, who was the offspring of a mermaid and a blowfish. His goal was to travel the world on an adventure with his best friend, Puyang. (Source: GoBoiano)

The film's story centers on Princess Vanilla, a princess in a land of ice cream, but who nevertheless is unable to create ice cream herself, no matter how much she practices every day. Finally fed up with her lack of ability, she flees her palace, and soon meets Anpanman and Kokin-chan. While traveling with them, she learns the reason why she can't create ice cream. Meanwhile, Baikinman attacks the land of ice cream while Princess Vanilla is missing. (Source: ANN)

Music video for the song 365-nichi no Love Song by Japanese singer-songwriter Mayo Okamoto that was featured on BS Fuji's Be Ponkickies (P-kies) program as part of the Be Pon Melody segment (P-kies Melody). The video was animated by Kouji Nanke. It was also posted on Crown Records' YouTube channel a year later to promote Okamoto's eleventh studio album Tomorrow that released March 7, 2012.

The anime follows a boy named Gen, who time travels from the year 2020 to a distant future where humanity has gone extinct. He begins staying at the Ganko family home in the Rustling Forest, where he has none of the amenities he is used to: no electricity, gas, or running water, as well as no television, smartphones, convenience stores, snacks, or games. (Source: ANN)

A Korean animated movie about the boy and his alien friend possessing supernatural powers.

An old man and his grand daughter rescued an injured young deer. The girl and the young deer would develop a close relationship. After the recovery, the deer returned to the wild. Feeling sad the girl put a bell on the deer. Disappearing into the mountain valley, the deer's bell continues to echo. (Source: Wikipedia)

Three friends find themselves on an adventure to Rainbow Mountain, a magical place where the first rainbow is said to have been created. However, getting to the top of the mountain requires courage and perseverance in the face of many challenges.


A two-part TV special focusing on the romance between the dogs.

An adaptation of the winning song from the 10th Zecchino d'Oro in 1968, an Italian hosted international children's song festival. The song was "Il torero Camomillo" by Michele Grandolfo.

A continuation of Kiki and Lala's adventures. Loosely based on the fairy tale Hansel and Gretel by Grimm Brothers.

A musical movie about a tiny village with tiny people. A tiny child fed a starving caterpillar his last rice cake. There was a race held soon after to determine who the king will be. The caterpillar had become a butterfly and as a thank you, pulled the tiny child's race car.

Sequel to Panpaka Pants O-New!. It follows a young underwear-wearing pig and his adventures.

Second season of Pururun! Shizuku-chan.


A special Christmas episode.

Based on the RPG game series "Jungle Wars", released on Game Boy and Super Famicom. (Source: AniDB)

A fantasy world that unfolds during a moonlit night. The song was composed by Kajiura Yuki and sung by Kalafina for NHK's Minna no Uta program