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Music video for the song Itai no Itai no Tondeike by TOOBOE.

Music video for the song Kekka Alright by Kocchi no Kento. The song was used as the opening theme of the anime Vigilante: Boku no Hero Academia Illegals.

Music video for the song My Song by Watame Tsunomaki.

Music video for the song Chains & Rings by Linda, created by Production I.G.

Music video directed by Shinichiro Watanabe for the single More (feat. Anderson .Paak) by American record producer Flying Lotus (Steven Ellison). It is featured on his sixth studio album "Flamagra." Flying Lotus and Shinichiro Watanabe's creative kinship was cultivated while working on Blade Runner: Black Out 2022, and the mutual respect led them to collaborating on this video.

Music video for the song Nero by Sou. The song in this music video was also used as the OP for Dead Mount Death Play.

Music video for the song Bouto by Eve.

Music video for the song Careless by ClariS.

An animated commercial for Kao Biore Sarasara Powder Sheets focuses less on a personal hygiene routine, instead opting to tug at viewers' heartstrings. The ad stars three high school friends, one a flutist named Mina and the other a burgeoning photographer named Akane. Mina finds herself getting wistful as the school year is drawing to a close but through the encouragement of her friends (and some well-timed product placement) she's reinvigorated to make the year the best it can be. (Source: ANN)

After an eventful year of music, Nachi Tsukisuzu is finally graduating high school. To celebrate their oldest member's accomplishment, the members of Irodorimidori accompany her for a live performance one last time. Nevertheless, this is far from goodbye—the musical journey that will determine Nachi and the others' future has only just begun! [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Koji Morimoto, the acclaimed Studio 4°C co-founder who worked on The Animatrix, Genius Party, and Memories, directed an animated music video for the electro rock band Masterlink. The music video is for "Super Speed," the title track on the band's second CD single. Morimoto had previously worked on music videos for Ken Ishii, Hikaru Utada, Glay, System 7, Genki Rockets, Tamurapan, and others. (Source: ANN)

Music video released on the Love Live! official YouTube channel for the song Motto ne! that was featured on Kanan Matsuura's first solo album.

Witness stunning animation featuring Cygames all-stars locked in a blood-pumping action sequence. The characters come from both games and anime produced by the company, which celebrated its 10th anniversary in May 2021. This video is a collaboration between CygamesPictures, Inc. and SCOOP Music. Together, they bring us a vivid crystallization of Cygames magic. Keep your eyes peeled for more exciting content from Cygames as it pursues its corporate vision of being "the best in entertainment." (Source: Official YouTube Channel)

Second season of Jintian Kaishi Zuo Mingxing.

Displaying dazzling mastery over percussion and rhythm, Irodorimidori's drummer, Serina Akesaka, is perhaps the band's most outgoing and energetic member. As long as her passion ignites and gets her in the mood, she can make all kinds of situations worth everyone's while! [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Animated music video for "Harukaze ~You were here~", bundled as a Blu-ray with the single "t7s Longing for summer Again And Again ~Harukaze~" from the Tokyo 7th Sisters rhythm game idol group 777☆SISTERS.

Animated trailer for Chronicle's song Cosmos.

Pokémon don't seem to mind marching along if it is to a fun tune like this! Look closely and you might find some Pokémon that stand out in the marching lines. (Source: Official YouTube Channel)

Music video for the song Taikutsu wo Saien Shinaide by Eve.

Three pretty girls want to make it big as pop stars, but it's tough on their way to the top. Based on a manga in Comic Burger by Kenichi Koya, it was distinguished by a marketing gimmick that had the three lead voice actresses taking to the stage for real in an early attempt at multimedia promotion. (Source: The Anime Encyclopedia)

Music video for the song Koe Dake ga by Hatena. The song was featured as the second ending for Dr. Stone: Stone Wars.

Music video directed and animated by Touyouigaku for the song Yellow by Yoh Kamiyama.

Hakos Baelz’s first original song. It was written by Hakos Baelz herself, and Camellia, who also handled the composition and arrangement. The song expresses her unique world view of enjoying yourself to the max. (Source: hololivepro.com)