
Shounen Sunday CM: LOVe
LOVe television commercial for the Shounen Sunday magazine.
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LOVe television commercial for the Shounen Sunday magazine.

Bundled as a bonus video within the VHS/DVD release of Shaman King: Kanashimi no Katachi.

Unreleased episodes of Skyers 5 released to the public nearly five decades later on the HD Remaster DVD-BD Box Set 1.


A short anime directed by Itsuro Kawasaki and produced by Production I.G, which was shown at the V Jump Festival '95. The special is based on the manga of the same name by Osamu Kaneko.


The second season of Isobe Isobee Monogatari: Ukiyo wa Tsurai yo.

This is an animation made to promote the video game Custom Robo (1999, Nintendo 64). This video was given away as a gift to readers of Shogakukan's manga magazine, Korokoro Comic. (Source: YouTube)

A spin-off of Midori no Makibao to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the series. It depicts "everyday races" such as "who can pick up the most trash at the beach" and "who can get to the basement of the department store first to get the food that is limited to just one person." (Source: ANN)


Two special episodes of Isobe Isobee Monogatari: Ukiyo wa Tsurai yo.

No matter how superhuman they may be, Kinnikuman and Terryman cannot resist getting older, so together with PRO, they will fight against the wall of age it which is more formidable than any other rival.

A commercial for an official collaboration between De/Ou soap and the anime/manga series Kinnikuman.

Promotional video for an in-game collaboration between PUBG Mobile and Naruto: Shippuuden.

A spin-off of Midori no Makibao to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the series. It depicts "everyday races" such as "who can pick up the most trash at the beach" and "who can get to the basement of the department store first to get the food that is limited to just one person." (Source: ANN)

A short web anime adapting the first three chapters of Negaccho, released to the Saikyou Jump YouTube account.

An adaptation of Fuuta-kun gag-manga by Fujio (A) Fujiko. Only the pilot episode was produced. Aired once in early 1970s. Since then, it was considered a lost media, until it was finally recovered in April 2022.

A promotional VHS released for the Hareluya II Boy manga. It contains a music video for the song "Just Break Out: Yami wo Koete" performed by the fictional band "Fire Guns". Said video contains a mix of animation and live-action footage, with the animation being unique to this release and not from the TV series. The VHS also contains an interview with author Haruto Umezawa, and a short commercial for the Shonen Jump magazine. Note: the full video is 8 minutes long, but this entry is only for the music video portion, which is 4 minutes in length.

A pilot film for the manga Naruheso-kun by Aooni Yamane. It was included with the Eiken TV Anime Shudaika Taizenshuu LD and DVD.

Screened at the Glass no Chikyuu wo Sukue: Oyako Forum - Tezuka Osamu kara 21-seiki no Kimitachi e event at Himeji Welcome 21. In addition to the familiar characters from the original work, original characters Marine and the event's mascots Kirara and Mirara also make appearances. (Source: Official site, translated)

Unaired pilot movie based on the Kennedy Knights manga by Mikiya Mochizuki.

Pilot movie of an unproduced TV series for Daiji Kazumine's manga Denjin Arrow.

A world-renowned scientist, Yano Toru, invents "light flower," a fourth type of energy. The dogs Ben and Wol start to use psychic power derived from the energy, and psychic dogs play active roles against villains together with the boy hero Tadashi. (Source: Official site)