Best Sci-Fi Anime of 2022

In the neon-soaked metropolis of Night City, a future version of California, dreams frequently meet a violent demise. David Martinez, a teenager residing in the city's slums, is driven by his mother's dying wish for him to join Arasaka, the globe's premier security corporation. Enrolled in the elite Arasaka Academy and sustained by his mother's tireless work, David strives to climb the corporate ranks. His world is upended when a savage clash with a local gang leaves him devastated. Amidst his despair, David uncovers Sandevistan cyberware, a prosthetic implant that bestows superhuman speed. Fueled by fury, he installs the device and exacts vengeance on one of his assailants, an act that leads to his expulsion from the academy and shatters his chance to fulfill his mother's aspirations. Possessing these new capabilities, David draws the notice of the mysterious data thief, Lucyna "Lucy" Kushinada, who presents him with a new direction. However, aligning with Lucy plunges David into the realm of Edgerunners—cyborg outlaws who break the law for profit. The Edgerunner lifestyle is perilous, often ending in cyberware malfunctions or mental collapse, yet in his battle against a corrupt system, David is prepared to wager everything.

Having survived the perilous trials of Idofront, Riko obtains a White Whistle, which grants her passage to the Abyss's sixth layer, the Capital of the Unreturned. Accompanied by Reg and Nanachi, she ventures into this unexplored region where the legendary Golden City is said to be concealed. As they traverse the brutal environment, the group faces lethal creatures and treacherous terrain. Their path leads them to a village home to enigmatic entities known as "hollows." Despite the eerie surroundings, the trio continues forward to reveal the settlement's mysteries and the forgotten tales of adventurers who plunged into the Abyss's deepest unknown.

In Date A Live IV, Shidou Itsuka continues his mission with Ratatoskr, taking on new challenges after overcoming previous ones. His everyday life is disrupted when he encounters and helps a starving woman on the street, eventually following her to her apartment. There, she reveals herself as Nia Honjou, a famous manga artist using a pen name, and also a Spirit who knows about Shidou's secret operations. Intrigued by testing his charm, Nia challenges Shidou to a date. As he works to contain her abilities, Shidou learns more about Nia and her connection to Deus Ex Machina Industries, an organization he knows all too well.

In a post-apocalyptic Japan reduced to a vast desert, a mysterious rust disease threatens what remains of civilization. The authorities blame mushroom spores and point to Bisco Akaboshi, known as the "Man-Eating Mushroom," as the culprit. Bisco sees things differently. As a "Mushroom Protector," they seek the legendary "Sabikui" mushroom, believed to be the cure for the rusting illness. Accompanying Bisco on this journey are a giant crab named Akutagawa and Dr. Milo Nekoyanagi, a kind-hearted doctor looking for a remedy for their sibling's rust poisoning. Despite widespread prejudice, Bisco continues their quest to heal the decaying world.

Five years have passed since the mysterious "Bubble Fall" event, when bubbles with gravity-defying properties and unknown powers descended upon Earth. The epicenter was Tokyo, which became enveloped in a colossal bubble after a massive, unexplained explosion, transforming it into a restricted zone submerged in a gravity-bending sea. The city's inhabitants evacuated, leaving behind orphans who now illegally reside there, engaging in perilous parkour battles amidst the decaying buildings. Among these orphans is Hibiki, a talented competitor who can leap between floating bubbles. He claims to hear strange sounds emanating from Tokyo Tower and sets out to investigate. However, during his exploration, he falls into the peculiar waters beneath the city. Hibiki is rescued by a mysterious girl he later names Uta. Unbeknownst to Hibiki, Uta's appearance in his life holds the key to unraveling the secrets behind the cataclysmic event that forever altered their world.

In the series "Urusei Yatsura," the Oni—a group of aliens—threaten to attack Earth but instead propose a challenge: one selected human must touch the horns of Lum, the Oni leader's attractive daughter, in a game of tag. High school student Ataru Moroboshi, known for his lecherous behavior and bad luck, is chosen and given ten days to accomplish this seemingly impossible task due to Lum's supernatural abilities. Motivated by a marriage proposal from his childhood friend Shinobu Miyake, Ataru unexpectedly manages to grab Lum's bikini top before finally touching her horns. Despite achieving his goal, Lum misunderstands the situation and assumes Ataru intends to marry her, leading her to move into his house. Ataru now struggles to maintain his relationship with Shinobu while dealing with the persistent Lum. His ill-fated victory sets the stage for a series of chaotic events as he tries to navigate these challenges.

Suletta Mercury arrives at the Asticassia School of Technology following her mother's wishes, bidding farewell to her home planet. At this institution, conflicts are resolved through duels among students, with the highest-ranked duelist earning Miorine Rembran as a spouse, a deal orchestrated by Miorine's father. Upon Guel Jeturk, the school's premier pilot and Miorine's current intended, demanding that his betrothed reside with him, Suletta voices her disagreement, leading Guel to issue a challenge. Despite emerging victorious, Suletta faces suspicion due to her use of a prohibited mobile suit variant—the GUND-ARM, nicknamed "Gundam"—resulting in her win being invalidated. Unable to endure further injustice, Miorine calls out Guel to a rematch with higher stakes. Now, Suletta must triumph once more, or face expulsion along with the destruction of the Gundam Aerial, a machine that carries significant importance for her.

Set in a not-too-distant future where technological advancements are remarkable, Asahi Kashiwagi, a high school student, is predicted to receive love confessions from five strangers by an AI-powered TV fortune teller known for its accuracy. On his daily commute, he encounters Aoi Izumisawa, Bai Mongfa, Karin Istel, Amelia Irving, and Ilya Ilyukhin. Despite their initial unfamiliarity, each one confesses their love to him by day's end, just as the fortune teller had foreseen. Complicating matters further, Asahi learns that these five girls are actually contenders for his hand in marriage, sent by his father to reside at his home. Reluctantly accepting their presence, Asahi finds his ordinary high school routine disrupted by the chaos they bring. As relationships develop, Asahi begins to uncover repressed memories. Unraveling this mystery, he starts to suspect that his bond with these potential brides may be rooted in something deeper than mere chance.

In a reality where moving between closely related parallel worlds is a common occurrence, Koyomi Takasaki lives with his mother after his parents' separation and begins attending a nearby university preparatory school. Struggling with a highly competitive academic environment and his own social awkwardness, Koyomi finds it difficult to make friends. Unexpectedly, Kazune Takigawa, one of his classmates, approaches him and reveals that she comes from the 85th parallel world, where she and Koyomi are in a romantic relationship.

At age seven, Koyomi Hidake chooses to reside with his father after his parents separate. His father is employed at the Japanese Institute of Virtual Science, studying parallel worlds. Through this, Koyomi meets Shiori Satou, whose own divorced father also works as a researcher. They develop a close friendship and share much of their childhood together. As they grow older, Koyomi and Shiori's bond deepens, and they dream of marrying each other someday. Their plans are disrupted when their parents decide to wed, making them step-siblings. Unwilling to accept this, they use their parents' research to flee to a parallel world, hoping to continue their life together. Despite their efforts, obstacles threaten the future they have imagined.

In their second year at First High School, the top institution for magicians, Tatsuya and Miyuki Shiba are famous for their incredible abilities. Their present close relationship makes it hard to imagine that four years earlier, they were far apart. At that time, Miyuki felt uneasy around her older brother, viewing him merely as a guardian assigned by their family, lacking any personal connection. That outlook was completely transformed during a family vacation to Okinawa, which unexpectedly turned into a perilous ordeal.

In the special jurisdiction of Tokyo Bay's 24th Ward, the Hazard Cast surveillance system predicts accidents to aid public safety, yet it cannot prevent or truly understand these incidents. Ran Akagi, Kouki Suidou, and Shuuta Aoi—nicknamed "RGB" for their distinctive hair colors—witnessed the system's shortcomings firsthand when Asami, Suidou's sister, died in a school fire. One year later, Shuuta carries guilt over his failure to save Asami, Ran throws herself into becoming a celebrated street artist, and Kouki works within the Hazard Cast intervention unit. During a memorial for the fire victims, the trio receives mysterious phone calls that show them glimpses of future disasters and present them with harsh choices. Refusing to accept their fate, they investigate the mystery, confronting many obstacles to safeguard the 24th Ward and its people.

A highly advanced ancient civilization once flourished on Earth, possessing knowledge and scientific capabilities far beyond those of modern humanity. The remnants of this civilization—powerful relics—remain concealed across the globe. In an era where high-speed communication networks span the world and satellites expose every secret, the armies of major nations clash in their pursuit to uncover and research these artifacts, which hold an unfathomable "power." One member of this ancient civilization inscribed a message on a plate: "Protect our relics from evil-doers." Heeding this directive, a single organization seeks to permanently seal away these remnants of the past. The elite secret agents of this organization are known as...Spriggans.

After World War III rendered vast areas of the planet uninhabitable and drastically shrank the human population, private military companies turned to combat androids known as "T-Dolls" to stabilize conflict zones. Though these androids possess superior physical abilities, they rely on human commanders to guide their actions because they cannot develop complex strategies on their own. Sangvis Ferri, once a leading manufacturer of T-Dolls, faced catastrophe when it attempted to install a specialized android as its sole leader, leading to the immediate deaths of all personnel at its facility. The rogue AI that then seized control of Sangvis Ferri's factories launched a war against the remaining human forces. As the only paramilitary organization capable of countering this robotic threat, Griffin & Kryuger stands as humanity's last line of defense. During an investigation into Sangvis Ferri's operations, the elite unit "Team Anti-Rain" discovers sensitive data in an abandoned warehouse but is caught off guard by an ambush. To protect their findings, the team goes into hiding. Meanwhile, Gentiane, a laid-back yet talented new recruit, is enlisted by Griffin to locate Team Anti-Rain and retrieve the confidential information before Sangvis Ferri can capture it.

The discovery of cybernetic prosthetics on Mercury has ushered in an era of enormous, pilotable robots. Yet, the widespread use of this bioengineering breakthrough comes at a heavy cost to the operators' health. As Mercury's mobile suits grow more powerful, anxiety among Earth's population escalates. On her daughter Ericht's fourth birthday, pilot Elnora Samaya operates the advanced Gundam Lfrith under the supervision of its creator, Cardo Nabo. Despite being told to keep away, Ericht visits her mother at work, unintentionally causing chaos by forming an extraordinary connection with her mother's mecha.

With a decisive battle against the Abyssal Fleet at Leyte Gulf drawing near—the Abyssal Fleet being mysterious entities that rule the seas—the Kanmusu, young girls who embody the spirits of warships, prepare to regroup as humanity's final defense. Shigure, a Shiratsuyu-class destroyer, is assigned to the First Striking Force, Third Section, designated 1YB3H. This unit consists of only a handful of surviving Kanmusu and has been deployed as a decoy team. Their assignment is to directly engage the Abyssal Fleet, likely marking their last operation as a group. Despite these grim circumstances, Shigure is resolved to protect her comrades from further casualties. As they set out on what appears to be a perilous voyage toward Leyte Gulf, the members of 1YB3H must come together and endure the trials ahead to demonstrate their strength and courage.

In Neo-Tokyo, young people form tribes as communities, but fierce loyalty often leads to violent clashes. The government enforces the XB Law, decreeing that all tribal disputes be settled through Extreme Baseball—a high-tech version of the sport using advanced equipment like extendable bats and specialized pitching gear. Haru Shirokane, a timid youth, endures bullying until he is rescued by Shun Kamiya and Taiga. Shun, the ace pitcher of the top-ranked Minato Tribe in Minato City, and Taiga, who aims to surpass Shun as the best player, uncover hidden potential in both Haru and themselves. After unexpected turns of fate, they invite Haru and Taiga to join the Minato Tribe. When a mysterious new threat led by Oujirou Otori emerges, the Minato Tribe relies on the newly recruited Haru and Taiga to defend against this looming danger.

In "Tokyo Mew Mew New," Ichigo Momomiya is thrilled to begin high school and hopes for a romantic connection. That wish seems to come true when she meets the handsome and gentle Masaya Aoyama, quickly developing feelings for him. Learning about Aoyama’s dedication to environmental issues, Ichigo uses tickets to an exhibition on endangered animals to invite him on a date. The outing takes a strange turn when Ichigo is hit by a mysterious beam of light and loses consciousness. Waking up, she finds Aoyama unharmed, but they are forced to flee from a monstrous, rat-like creature that injures him. Trying to protect Aoyama, Ichigo discovers her hidden abilities and transforms into a hero with cat-like powers. After defeating the monster, scientists Ryou Shirogane and Keiichiro Akasaka explain that Ichigo was chosen for the Mew Project, which fuses the DNA of five magical girls with endangered animals to form a team. Her mission is to find the other members and fight the Chimera Anima—monsters created by alien forces seeking to conquer the world. Time is running out for Ichigo and her yet-to-be-discovered teammates.

In the year 2045, advancements in internet and artificial intelligence have expanded into the realm of outer space. After a catastrophic incident at a space station, several children are left stranded and isolated. Forced to rely on their own resources, they utilize limited narrowband communication, social media platforms, basic AI tools, and drones controlled via their smartphones to overcome a series of dangerous challenges and survive.

In the halls of Kashihara Girls' Academy, four students—Rikka the alien, Chiyo the ex-ninja, Sekine the feeble telepath, and Tsubasa who presents as a girl—navigate life with carefully guarded secrets. While they seem like inseparable friends, each harbors a significant truth they must keep hidden. Their goal is to maintain the appearance of ordinary middle schoolers, which requires them to frequently employ inventive tactics to mask their true selves. Despite their best efforts, these four often find themselves entangled in unexpected and chaotic events.

In the Imperial Capital's fifth district, the Black Cat Cafe employs restored Automata—sophisticated mechanical dolls originally built for combat but now repurposed for civilian life. Dressed in traditional kimonos, these dolls struggle to adapt to their new existence, haunted by lingering echoes of their past military missions that prevent them from fully embracing peace. Among them is Haizakura, a newly repaired Automata whose memories were erased during the reset process. Despite her uncertain identity and purpose, she carries an innate passion for singing. Driven by her relentless curiosity and musical talent, Haizakura embarks on a journey alongside her fellow Automata to discover their renewed purpose, facing every challenge together with steadfast support.

Yang is called to the Free Planet Alliance, where he sees deeply troubling corruption. At the same time, Marshal Reinhardt discovers disloyalty within his own ranks as an ambitious admiral starts a savage attack to recapture the Iserlohn Fortress. While both sides fight to hold their ground in this unyielding and bloody conflict, they start to realize that their true struggle comes not from external foes, but from enemies within.

In a world united against the alien threat of the Neuroi, young witches with magical abilities play a vital role in defense. To boost morale and turn the tide of the war, Grace Maitland Steward, a former witch still active in the military, suggests leveraging music as a key strategy. Despite her idea being initially rejected, Grace decides to prove its value by forming a specialized unit within the League of Nations Air Force. She enlists the aid of Aila Paivikki Linnamaa and Eleonore Giovanna Gassion, both accomplished singer-witches, to recruit additional members for this new Music Squadron. Their efforts result in the selection of seven talented individuals, including Virginia Robertson, a 14-year-old without military experience but possessing a unique ability that makes her an invaluable asset.

Upon Kotetsu's return to the First League, HeroTV launches a partnership program as its main new initiative. Mirroring the renowned duo of Wild Tiger and Barnaby Brooks Jr., two heroes will now work together to fight crime. With new heroes joining the lineup in Sternbild City, both veteran protectors and fresh recruits face trials that test their abilities and reveal the true meaning of teamwork in defending their city.

In the futuristic city of Tom Sawyer, residents focus their daily lives on gathering "Love," much like earning likes on social media. This virtual currency grants access to public services and allows them to alter their appearance through the Decoration Customizer, or "Deco"—a holographic implant placed in their eyes since childhood. The city is carefully managed, and its people enjoy a peaceful existence, aside from occasional disturbances caused by Phantom Zero, a mysterious entity capable of erasing all Love in the vicinity. Berry, a curious and playful girl fascinated by Phantom Zero, leads a comfortable life within the city's system until her Deco malfunctions, revealing a hidden trickster named Hack. Believing Hack to be Phantom Zero, Berry chases after the elusive figure, inadvertently uncovering the city's hidden truths. It soon becomes apparent that Hack is not the only one challenging the system's limits, and beneath Tom Sawyer's bright exterior lurks a darker reality.

Takeru Shirogane manages to return to his home dimension via the tech created by Professor Yuuko Kouzuki and the psychic abilities of Kasumi Yashiro. In desperate need of Yuuko's help, he teams up with her on the Alternative IV initiative, humanity's last hope against the BETA—an alien race invading Earth. As the project nears completion, Takeru and his fellow students graduate from the Yokohama pilot training academy. During a test run of the new Tactical Surface Fighter OS, which is humanity's primary weapon against the BETA, Takeru and his unit are caught in a surprise attack. He survives, but the brutal death of a close friend leaves him deeply traumatized. Struggling to maintain his will to keep fighting, Takeru flees to a parallel universe only to encounter a similar catastrophe there. According to Yuuko's theory, individuals across different worlds share identical destinies. Thus, Takeru must confront his trauma to protect those he cares about.

Following Yang Wen-li's seizure of Iserlohn Fortress, the Free Planets Alliance gains substantial military momentum, launching repeated raids into Galactic Empire territory and utilizing the fortress as a strategic hub, enabling the Alliance to inflict heavy losses on the Empire. Yet Reinhard von Lohengramm remains determined to repel the Alliance's advances and achieve the late Siegfried Kircheis' aspiration of bringing the entire universe under a single rule. As these escalating conflicts unfold, Adrian Rubinsky, the cunning leader of Fezzan, seeks to exploit the war to advance his own objectives.

After global tyrants seize control of Japan, a young rebel pilot and his mecha spark a rebellion among the subjugated people.

Hiyori Hayama, an aspiring singer, moves to Tokyo determined to make her mark in the music industry. Despite her strong passion for singing, she faces repeated rejections at auditions and struggles to find her footing in the competitive entertainment world. Frustrated but still driven, Hiyori decides to enter Extreme Hearts, a famous Hyper Sports tournament that blends athletic contests with chances to perform. She has natural athletic ability but lacks experience in Hyper Sports, which presents a major hurdle. However, she connects with several skilled athletes who agree to team up with her. They form Team RISE, with each member dedicated to supporting Hiyori's ambitions. As Team RISE competes in Extreme Hearts, they discover an unspoken rule: all participants must aim to be entertainers. Through their journey in the tournament, the team members sharpen their abilities, find new interests, and build strong connections with each other, turning the competition into a path toward personal growth and achievement.

In 2045, the world is reeling from the aftermath of the Global Simultaneous Default, an economic catastrophe that shattered global stability, alongside the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence. This era is defined by the Sustainable War, a prolonged conflict engineered to persist indefinitely. Despite these challenges, the looming threat posed by advanced AI remains largely overlooked by the general public. To address the cybercrimes perpetrated by the emerging Posthuman faction, Public Security Section 9, led by full-body cyborg Kusanagi Motoko, travels to Tokyo, a city scarred by previous conflicts. There, they encounter a refugee group called "N" and clash with a hostile U.S. Special Forces team. As tensions escalate over a potential nuclear crisis involving a hijacked submarine, the rivalry among Section 9, the United States, and the Posthumans intensifies.

In a distant future, Japan's cities are separated by impassable barriers, with travel and migration heavily restricted. Each district is governed by an AI that follows its own specific blueprint, requiring all residents to perform roles that support the AI's vision. However, some individuals long to break free from their assigned lives and start over in another cluster. During the day, Equa, Ferres, and Martese seem like ordinary high school students, but at night they work as Extractors, illegally helping people move between districts. They assist those brave enough to abandon their pasts and seek new beginnings. As the AI governors grow more watchful of anyone who disrupts their perfect systems, the Extractors' dangerous work becomes even riskier.

A worldwide string of mysterious disappearances strikes, with Rena and Shinjirou among the missing. Freelance reporter Kotaro Higashi looks into these baffling events. The alien terrorist organization Dark Star is responsible for the abductions. They give Earth an ultimatum: hand over half the planet or lose half its population. Meanwhile, the kidnapped Rena and Shinjirou are held aboard Dark Star's orbital vessel. After gathering key evidence, Kotaro gets caught up in the conflict between Dark Star and the SSSP, barely escaping death. In the final battle, the heroes confront the devastating Golden Fortress. As the mecha wreaks havoc on the city, ULTRAMAN, SEVEN, and TARO are joined by ZOFFY, JACK, and ACE. Together, all six ULTRAMAN heroes unite to face the threat.

In a far-off era, humankind had to abandon Earth and relocate to a different galaxy. A team of colonists arrives on a world selected for terraforming, traveling in a spaceship. Every member of the crew is produced by a biological 3D printer.

The narrative unfolds in a world where distinctive kaijuus abruptly emerge in various locations around the globe. Staff of the United Nations Monster Observatory investigate a reality in which immensely powerful kaijuus and humanity coexist.

After civilization crumbles, the only human left and her dog, Haru, trek across a barren wasteland, yet this story avoids the typical bleakness of a doomsday narrative. Haru, a shiba inu with wisdom far beyond his years and the ability to speak, ensures his master never succumbs to post-apocalyptic despair through his witty antics, funny observations, and deep philosophical musings. Although she might be the last girl on Earth, having Haru by her side guarantees that their journey through the apocalypse will never be dull.

The year is 2049, and elementary school student Sawatari Yuuma has a deep passion for space and astronomy. When his parents bring home a robot named Nanako, he is thrilled at first, only to be let down upon discovering that she is merely a mundane housekeeping unit. But when he eventually attempts to discuss space with her, an unusual event occurs. Nanako's system malfunctions and is hijacked by an entity claiming to be a stranded alien spacecraft! That alien vessel seeks Yuuma's assistance in returning to outer space.

In a galaxy far, far away, there exists an interplanetary highway known as Milky☆Highway. To pass the time on a weekend, the cyborg Makina and the superhuman Chiharu decide to go for a spin. Wherever these troublesome friends drive, danger inevitably follows! This story is neither smart, tear-jerking, nor touching. The only fitting words for this discount cyberpunk tale are speedy and unprecedented!!

In the timeframe of 41 BBY or later, the Force-sensitive youngling Grogu sits meditating beside a puddle, using the Force to ripple the water as leaves drift past gently. As he focuses, a cluster of dust bunnies spots him and begins hopping and swinging around his still form.

Second season of Megaton-kyuu Musashi.

In "Doraemon the Movie 2021: Nobita's Space War (Little Star Wars)," Nobita discovers a tiny rocket carrying a small humanoid alien named Papi, who has fled his home planet, Pirika, to escape the oppressive PCIA army. The group, including Doraemon, is initially startled by Papi's miniature size, so they use the Small Light device to shrink themselves and quickly bond with the alien. But their enjoyment ends abruptly when Papi's enemies arrive in a massive whale-shaped battleship, determined to recapture him. Despite feeling guilty about placing his newfound friends in jeopardy, Papi resolves to resist the PCIA forces. To safeguard Papi and rescue his home world, Doraemon and the others set off on a journey to Pirika.

The protectors of the goddess Athena are called the Knights of the Zodiac. One orphan boy, Seiya, has been fated to become the Pegasus Knight. Athena has been reborn into the world, but this time a dark prophecy claims she will lose her war against Poseidon and Hades, causing humanity's downfall. Seiya defies this prophecy and vows to shield her at any cost. However, a god-killing arrow has pierced her heart. To save her, Seiya must climb Sanctuary and overcome the twelve legendary Gold Knights—and he has only twelve hours left. Can he succeed? And if he does, what will become of the dark prophecy?

The fourth film that compiles the Gundam: G no Reconguista television anime, and includes a notable amount of new footage for the series.

The fifth and final film in the five-part Gundam: G no Reconguista Movie series.

This special edition compresses the fifty-episode original series into nine episodes, incorporating newly animated footage. The narrative focuses on the mercenary organization Tekkadan and its personnel.

Announced during GUNDAM.INFO's "GUNDAM FIGURES LIVE!!!" live stream, the new anime project will reveal anecdotes, lingering mysteries, and stories that bridge the gaps left unexplored between the first and second seasons of Mobile Suit Gundam 00. Setsuna F. Seiei successfully resolved the conflict in Azadistan. However, for Celestial Being, that was merely a temporary intervention. Meanwhile, the world secretly developed a counterattack plan in retaliation: through their "Double Drive" research, Celestial Being further strengthened Gundam Technology. Includes: - EPISODE DEVISE - EPISODE GN ARMS - EPISODE ASTRAEAⅡ

Pressing the "500 million year button" yields one million yen, but the cost is spending 500 million years in a completely empty void. Once that duration ends, all memory of the experience vanishes, returning the person instantly to their starting point. To the button presser, it feels as though the money appeared in the blink of an eye. Tonio, age five, along with his siblings Jaibi, fourteen, and Suneko, seventeen, are desperate for funds to cover their father's hospital bills. Suddenly, a figure wielding the "500 million year" button appears before the three siblings. This is a brand new animation based on the cult classic "500 Million Year Button" story from the Minna no Tonio-chan series.

Set in the Vapor Trail universe, this 2022 independently produced sci-fi mecha short from studio AsH depicts a future where humanity, after being defeated in a war against the machine-borne 'Machine Intelligence' it had refused to coexist with, was forced to live underground in shelters. In the discarded zone, Tenshu Mikoto, an engineer girl who pilots the security Organoid Cradle-F/V-10 Hornet-C, barely makes a living by salvaging and repairing machines alongside her partner Noriko, both of whom are outcast 'Outers'.

Chichi, a typical office worker employed in the solar system's Commercial Sector II, sets off to a space camp for a holiday. But her journey takes a turn when she crash-lands on a planet that serves as a "graveyard" for decommissioned spacecraft. Note: One of the four short films produced for the Young Animator Training Project Anime no Tane 2022.

In the follow-up to the earlier film, Earth faces renewed danger from a swarm of Gigans. Adding to the difficulty is the appearance of a fresh red Gigan called "Gigan Rex," who directs the attack with enhanced combat skills. The issue persists: can Godzilla defeat the mighty Gigan Rex?

A nonprofit organization named Animator Supporters has initiated a crowdfunded music video project. The goal is to create a new industry benchmark by paying the animation team wages that are higher than average.

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Music video for the song Keep This to Myself by Casper Caan.

In this 3D VR animation, a man is abducted by aliens who intend to conquer Earth and plan to split the planet into two equal halves by rolling dice. While searching through his belongings, the aliens go through his phone and discover his dating app activity and messages to his wife, exposing his infidelity. When this is revealed, the man grabs an alien, escapes, and declares his intention to rule the world alongside the aliens, suggesting instead that all countries be divided into three parts.