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A full anime television series adaptation by GoHands titled Tokyo Babylon 2021 was set to premiere in 2021. However, it was canceled due to the issue of many imitation plagiarisms by GoHands. On March 29, 2021, the production committee announced that the current TV series would be canceled with a new anime production produced by a different studio. (Source: Clamp Wiki)

The sky to the west is dyed in amber, and the sky to the east is a halo. Something is coming to the city from the depths of the other end. (Source: Official Website, translated)

When night falls and the human kids from Freemont Elementary have all gone home, these wacky monsters creep out for their own slapstick adventures. Together, a vain Vampire, a happy-go-lucky Goblin, a smelly Zombie, a snuggly Frankenstein and a mischievous Ghost share a common bond and friendship in their adventures at night school. (Source: Amazon Prime)

The Oni child, Onita was edged out from the house he used to live on the day taking with him a hat. The outside was so cold and dark, he looked for another house but humans put hiiragi iwashi (holly and sardine head talismans) on house entrances to keep demons away and he could not get in. However, there was only one house without this talisman and without throwing the roasted soybeans. In this house, a girl and sick mother lived together. The girl kept vigil beside her mother’s bed all days and did not have enough time and money to eat meal, not to mention throwing roasted soybeans. Realizing the predicament they were in, Onita found meal from somewhere. Disguising as a man, he offered the meal he got to the girl, saying that he made too much for Setsubun. The meals he offered were sekihan and green bean dish. He then leaves to find a new place to live, leaving only his hat behind.

Comedic animation about a girl playing with sock puppets until mayhem ensues, released on Seo-Ro Oh (Osro)'s YouTube channel.

Music video for H.O.T.'s song H.O.T. Ulideul-ui Maengse Original release in 1998. Remastered in 2021.

A traffic safety film starring a kyonshii, known as a Chinese hopping vampire/zombie (natively called jianshi in Chinese but kyonshii in Japan). Kyonshii horror films were popular in the late 80s.

A plucky student stumbles upon the secret life of young monsters who come out to learn and play when night falls at her elementary school. (Source: Netflix)

The anime's story is set in both a celestial realm of angels and demons, as well as Nippon Cultural Broadcasting in the mortal realm. The angels, who use the power of love to protect the peace of the Earth, have their sight set on the "Love Nights!" radio program, so they send rookie angels to Nippon Cultural Broadcasting, and end up fighting the demons that face them. Morikubo, Yoshino, Fukuyama, and Suwabe play the angels and demons in conflict, while Yonaga plays the goddess in the celestial realm who stands neutral in the conflict. (Source: ANN)

An educational children's film about fire safety starring Fire Robot 119, a cyborg fireman. He fights a kyonshii, known as a Chinese hopping vampire/zombie (natively called jianshi in Chinese but kyonshii in Japan). Kyonshii horror films were popular in the late 80s.

The third season of Zombie Dumb.

Ghosts appear at a candy factory and have some fun with the workers.

The second season of Spookiz.

Music video for the song Tooboe by KAMURA, featuring Hatsune Miku.

The second season of Zombie Dumb.

An additional episode of Dororonpa! which first aired with the rebroadcast of the series.

Music video for the song Yuurei Nandaze by Keiko Nakajima that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program.

Music video for the song Bakebake Night! by DA PUMP that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program.

A music video for the song Otogibanashi no Youna Kiseki by Aoi Kubo. The song is used as the ending in the anime Deji Meets Girl.

The third season of Spookiz.

Music video for the song Haru by Natsu to Suisei, featuring Chohee (from Dareharu).