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Continuation of Liella no Uta, a weekly animated music segment shown with each Love Live! Superstar!! 2nd Season episode exclusively on the NHK Educational TV (NHK E) broadcast of the TV anime.
Childhood friends Mirai Momoyama and Emo Moegi are first-year middle school students. The two register as a channel on Pri☆Chan with the intention of becoming idols, and along with their classmate, Rinka Aoba, they head out to their favorite Prism Stone Shop. The three of them unexpectedly wandered into another dimension, and the place they found themselves in is the PriPara World...!? Will Mirai, Emo, and Rinka be able to return to their world safely!? Now the dream stage is about to begin! (Source: The Prism Channel)
Music video for the song Taidada by ZUTOMAYO. The song was used as the ending theme of the anime Dandadan.
Music video for Eve's song Shirayuki.
Burenai Ai de was released on Miku's anniversary. The song is now used for the AR campaign for Rohto Pharmaceutical's new eye drops "Digi Eye". Like much of Mitchie's song titles this one has a double meaning, "ai" (love) and "eye" both being correct translations. An app was released in August 2014 that would play a partial version of the song and show a 3D Miku dancing on any surface. (Source: Vocaloid Wiki)
Toast in mouth and backpack in hand, a pink-haired girl rushes out of her house in haste. However, one wrong step sends her flying across town—back to where she started—and she finds that the day has turned into night. Undisturbed, she continues her sprint only to repeat the same scenario. Only this time, she unexpectedly transfers to a vastly different world. Caught in an endless loop across space and time, the girl calmly navigates through new worlds, each more outlandish and vivid than the last. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Full of aspirations since childhood, Nazuna Tennouzu strives to not let negative emotions hinder her from achieving her dreams. Gradually making her way to the top, Nazuna's time will surely come! [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Galo Sengen ("Galish Man GAL" in English / GAL男宣言 in Japanese) is a 2011 rap music video by the Japanese hip-hop group Policeman. The animated music video became well-known for its humorous depiction of a Japanese youth culture known as "Gyaruo," which is characterized by the dark tanned skin, dyed blond hair and appreciation for dance music. In the video, a group of men are satirically portrayed as Super Saiyans, a type of superfighters from the Japanese manga franchise Dragon Ball, who transcend into the state of "galish" or "gyaru," a slang term derived from the Japanese pronunciation of English word "girl." (Source: knowyourmeme)
Music video from the IA x JIN project.
Music video for Namie Amuro's "B Who I Want 2 B", a track from her album Genic, featuring Hatsune Miku.
Music video for Mori Calliope's cover of the song Idol, originally by YOASOBI.
Narrated recap of the Aikatsu! series.
The Japanese version of the 1968 '44 Gatti,' an Italian song from the TV program Zecchino D'Oro. It was introduced in the Japanese NHK TV program 'Minna no Uta' in 1969.
An animated music video for Oku Hanako's song Koi Tsubomi.
Official music video for Re:vale's song Re-raise from the IDOLiSH7 game franchise. Re:vale is a duo boy idol group introduced in the 2nd half of the main story of IDOLiSH7.
Golden Week Special episode of Monster Strike Anime. "Change the world with music? Foolish." Lucifer's world stops after her band disbands. Meaningless days pass, until she meets her cousin Satan and his bandmate Ibaraki Douji. They ask her to join their indie band, the "Wicked Pistols." Satan talks about his dream of going major after winning the MONSTERS ROCK competition, only for Lucifer to reject him outright. However, Lucifer's heart begins to thaw after a certain event... (Source: Official YouTube Channel)
As the Maigahara Senior High School annual festival begins, the members of Irodorimidori finally present the piece they have long been practicing. With their singing hearts more united than ever, their resolve never falters as the group performs the best they can. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Official music video for TRIGGER's song Crescent Rise.
Music video for Eve's song Yakusoku. The two characters are voiced by Nobunaga Shimazaki and Souma Saitou.
With her synthesized voice and trusty leek, the acclaimed virtual diva Miku Hatsune, as a clay figure, sings "Ievan Polkka." However, would thinking the song would end without incident be a little too hopeful? [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Hiragana Danshi are in the mission to try to find their comrades in the world where Japanese languages have been disappeared. This is a movie adaptation of the Hiragana Danshi multimedia project which is one of the projects that started from a monthly variety show on Nihon TV titled "Ichara," which gets ideas for 2D characters from the audience.
The mischievous cat-like monster Grim—who attends the prestigious Night Raven College under special circumstances—relives memories of the events he has experienced and the students he has met so far in his first year of training to become an extraordinary magic user. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Music video included as a bonus on a Premium Laser Disc release of the Tokyo Babylon OVA.
Official music video for Eve's song Baumkuchen End made in collaboration with Space Shower TV as it is the station's 30th anniversary. The music video will also be used in part as a Station ID.