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Music video for the song 3-nen C-gumi 14-ban Kubozono Chiyoko no Nyuukaku by siinamota (Shina Mota) from the CD album 'Kokegane no Uta.' Directed by Kenshiro Morii at Studio Moriken.
A special animation MV It'll be fine! featuring Piplup has been released! It's a special medley that connects the ending theme of the anime Pokemon Diamond & Pearl. (Source: YouTube)
Animated PV created for the release of Hachioji-P's「Eight -THE BEST OF 八王子P-」 It tells the story of a girl who is sick of dealing with a man who is shallow, and only interested in her when he wants something from her. After listening to his constant excuses, she finally has enough with the disinterest he has in her, and leaves him. (Source: Vocaloid Wiki)
Official music video for Oresama's Hotohashiru song which was specifically created as the ED for Muhyo to Rouji no Mahouritsu Soudan Jimusho. The MV uses imagery to reflect the TV anime's theme of ghost sweeping and also splices in some live-action shots of the Oresama duo themselves. Unlike the first 3 music videos of their career, with character designs and animation solely done by Utomaru, this music video employed 26 other artists and animators to achieve the final product. The song will be on their 6th single under the same title going on sale August 22nd, 2018.
Music video by Kousuke Sugimoto for the title track Alice In Voodooland by RoughSketch and featuring Aikapin.
Seiji is tormented by horrible tsunami-flashback dreams, but one night he wakes up and his beloved grandfather has appeared. With a strum of his grandfather’s guitar, Seiji is transported to a colorful, slightly strange, psychedelic world and finally manages to have a good dream. (Source: Zapuni.com)
Alongside her older sister and violinist Nachi, Shirona Tsukisuzu joins Irodorimidori. As the band's cellist, Shirona begins voicing out the melodies she has been keeping for years. To this end, the desire Shirona has to seek out her dearest one shines through, no matter how far apart they may become. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
All her life, Tsubomi Kido has lived trapped within a garden in her mind, staring into a mirror and feeling nothing but self-hate. Even when she tries to speak, nothing comes out—her words unheard like a tree falling in an empty forest. When confronted by insurmountable problems, Kido has always hidden her face and fled. However, with the support of her friends, she might finally be able to let her voice ring out and move on from the weight of her past. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Mao Otoha, who is now a second year high school student at Seirei Private High School, is now performing as the top idol Hana in Aikatsu Planet! A few months after the Planet Princess Grand Prix, her schedule is packed everyday. The reason why Mao can be an active idol is because of the bond she has with her fans, in which she has changed and felt touched, and now would like to deliver her gratitude to those important around her by launching the "Aikatsu Planet! Gratitude Festival". (source: eiga.com, translated)
At the prestigious Shining Star School, every girl dreams of becoming the best idol, called "Muse". Nara, an ordinary girl, decides to attend the school in order to fulfill her dream. (Source: Shining Star Wiki)
Gestalt was shot over the course of a year in a Tokyo dormitory. Each day, Ishida would paint on the wall and photograph it using the available light from the window. The 7-minute long film, which is accompanied by haunting organ music composed by J.S. Bach, consists of those several seconds of film Ishida shot daily. (Source: Midnight Eye)
This is a short little pilot film inserting Yuu Morisawa, the heroine of Creamy Mami, into the mecha world of Heavy Metal L-Gaim. After Yuu Morisawa is killed in a car accident, she is rebuilt as Pony Metal U-GAIM in a scenario à la Astroboy. Put to a high-energy Japanese pop song, this experimental mishmash of genres was the brainchild of studio Anime R. The series was never made for copyright reasons, and this pilot film is all that remains alongside a handful of merchandise.
Specials of Luo Xiaohei Zhanji that have new animation, but do not have standard episode numbers. First is with students cheating on their final exam, it aired between CAT.2 and CAT.3. Second is CAT8.5, an official parody episode. Third is a music video that aired between CAT.10 and CAT.11. Fourth is a music video that aired between CAT.24 and CAT.25. Fifth is a music video that aired after CAT.28.
SPring-8 Angstrom Compact free electron LAser's (SACLA) 5 minute pencil and watercolor anime short narrated by Mamiko Noto and music by twoth.
Music video for Dream Creator feat. GUMI by Hachioji-P.
An experimental film by mareykrap about the color blue. Blue pigment in the natural world is very rare. Instead, what we typically observe is the reflection of blue light waves. How much "true blue" really exists in our world? A series of blue images. Or are they?
An OVAs bundled with the 10 & 11th limited edition volumes of the manga.
After losing his musical partner Kai in an accident just before their major debut, Kyousuke has distanced himself from music and lives without motivation. Three years later, Kai suddenly appears before Kyousuke, unchanged and as outspoken as ever. "Being alive but doing nothing... that's no different from being dead." Encouraged by Kai's words, Kyousuke returns to the world of music, rediscovering the joy of creating sound together. But their time together cannot last forever... (Source: MAL News)
Backed by an ode John Lennon penned himself, the relationship between him and his wife, Yoko Ono, is beautifully depicted. Alongside their romance, '60s-appropriate psychedelic imagery and various allusions to Lennon's contributions to the Beatles are interlaced within. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Music video for the song Tsukasa's♪Kitchen by Tsukasa Yuzaki (Akari Kitou).
As one of Irodorimidori's guitarists, Nazuna Tennouzu's charm is like no other. Singing her love for music as loud as the bells of her heart can, she does her best to make her voice reach those she sings for—one step at a time. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Music video for Eri Nobuchika's song, Yume no Kakera, directed by Daisuke Nakayama of Studio 4°C. (Source: AniDB)
Music video for the opening song of Houkago no Pleiades.
Music video for the song Brand new Pastel Road! by Pastel＊Palettes.