Best Drama Anime of 2020

What should have been a happy reunion for Subaru Natsuki and Emilia turns into tragedy when they return to Irlam Village only to discover it in ruins, destroyed by the calamities known as the Sin Archbishops. As Subaru grapples with his failure to effectively utilize his redo power, hope starts to fade. The group embarks on a journey to the Sanctuary seeking answers, where Subaru encounters the Witch of Greed, Echidna. Held captive by her chaotic influence, Subaru is compelled to navigate the twists of time. Simultaneously, a series of mysterious threats begin targeting the Sanctuary, foreshadowing a grim fate for those within. Season two of Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World- explores eternal contracts, past sins, and unrequited love, all converging in a torrent of bloodshed. As despair mounts, the question remains: how long can Subaru maintain his determination to save those he cares about?

In the realm of Tower of God, a mysterious structure beckons selected individuals called Regulars, offering to grant their deepest desires. Whether seeking riches, renown, power, or something greater, all such ambitions await at the summit of this enigmatic tower. Bam Twenty-Fifth spent his life trapped in a shadowy cave, knowing nothing beyond a ragged cloth and a faint, distant glow. His world changed when Rachel, a girl emerging from that light, entered his life. As their bond deepened, Rachel revealed the existence of the world outside, yet the news that she must leave to climb the Tower shattered Bam's reality. Driven to follow her, he resolved to pursue her at any cost. Upon fixing his gaze on the Tower, a miraculous event occurred. Thus begins Bam's journey: the story of a boy who was never summoned by the Tower but forced its gates open himself. Such figures are known as Irregulars, beings whose presence has historically disrupted the very foundation of the Tower.

Years after the Great War, construction on the radio tower in Leidenschaftlich presses on, while the rising popularity of telephones threatens to diminish the need for Auto Memory Dolls. Nevertheless, Violet Evergarden's standing as a letter-writer grows stronger with every successful commission. Still, one longing remains just out of reach. This film delves into Violet's path toward grasping the depths of emotion and the true nature of love, all while she clings to a sliver of hope that the man who once professed his love to her might still be alive after so many years.

A year has passed since Tooru Honda joined the Souma household in the second season of Fruits Basket. Over this time, she has drawn nearer to Shigure, Kyou, and Yuki while forging connections with other family members. Tooru delves deeper into the Soumas' ancient secret, aiding them as they confront their personal struggles. Yet, as her bond with the family strengthens, she starts to suspect that the concealed truth is far more sinister than she first imagined. When summer arrives, Tooru is invited to spend her days with the Soumas, particularly Kyou and Yuki. While she hopes for a relaxing vacation, her deep ties to these boys and the wider family may bring complications. Amidst increasing closeness, their peaceful moments are interrupted by unresolved issues and resurfacing past emotions. The approaching Eternal Banquet further complicates things, requiring the zodiac members to fulfill their duties under the watchful eye of the ominous Akito Souma. With the banquet nearing and many emotions demanding attention, Tooru must face the possibility that her life with the Soumas might not remain tranquil but could instead trap her in an inescapable dilemma.

Bound together by shared sorrow, Nanachi accompanies Riko and Reg as they descend deeper into the Abyss. Their expedition brings them to the fifth layer, the Sea of Corpses, the deepest point reachable without risking one's sanity. However, their progress is halted by the sinister masked figure Bondrewd, whose horrifying laboratory stands as a massive barrier for anyone wishing to proceed. This deranged scientist plans to exact a heavy toll on Riko and her companions. Nanachi is haunted by recollections of Bondrewd's past crimes, suffering immense emotional turmoil upon facing his former nemesis again. The group discovers that Bondrewd's sole vulnerability is Prushka, a stubborn young girl who asserts she is his daughter. By forming a friendship with Prushka, Riko, Reg, and Nanachi unite to thwart her father's evil schemes and push forward into the sixth layer of the Abyss.

In Josee, the Tiger and the Fish, Tsuneo Suzukawa, a university student driven by a passion for diving and marine biology, juggles several part-time jobs to save for studying abroad. His routine is upended when he meets Kumiko, known by the nickname Josee. Initially appearing rude and irritable, Josee becomes Tsuneo's responsibility when her grandmother hires him as a caretaker, offering the extra income he desperately needs. Although her demanding nature tests his patience and tempts him to quit, Tsuneo eventually uncovers Josee's suppressed yearning to explore the world beyond her wheelchair. Touched by this revelation, he chooses to remain and guide her toward experiencing life outside her home. As their bond strengthens, both realize that their shared dreams hold the potential to unlock personal growth and fulfillment for each of them.

In "A Whisker Away," Miyo Sasaki, a spirited high schooler navigating a challenging home with a timid father and a strict stepmother, finds solace in Kento Hinode. She tries various unconventional tactics to win his affection, but when her human attempts fail, she discovers she can transform into a white cat named Tarou to get closer to him. However, as Tarou, she feels helpless upon learning of Kento's personal struggles, unable to provide the support he needs. Miyo faces a critical decision: continue hiding as Tarou to preserve their connection or reveal her true self, risking their relationship, to truly aid him.

In "I'm Standing on a Million Lives," Yuusuke Yotsuya holds a strong aversion to Tokyo and its people, finding solace in the escape of virtual worlds. One afternoon, he spots popular athlete Iu Shindou talking with Kusue Hakozaki, a student who often misses class due to her frail health. When he looks away and then back, both have vanished without a trace. Suddenly, Yotsuya finds himself falling through the air as his surroundings shift around him. After plunging into a vast body of water, he wakes up to find massive monsters looming over him. He realizes Shindou and Hakozaki have pulled him into a game world where he must complete a quest within 14 days. A key rule of this new world is that any fallen ally will be revived after 30 seconds, as long as at least one member survives. As the challenges grow more intense, Yotsuya, Shindou, and Hakozaki must uncover the mystery behind this puzzling game realm.

Rikuo Uozumi, having abandoned any hope for a promising future, works a mundane job at a convenience store in Tokyo after graduating college. His monotonous life takes an unexpected turn with the arrival of the quirky Haru Nonaka, who becomes a frequent visitor at his workplace, sparking a budding friendship. When he learns that Shinako Morinome, an old college friend and the object of his affections, has returned to the area, Rikuo attempts to reconnect with her. However, unbeknownst to him, Shinako is burdened by sorrowful memories from her past, which prevent her from responding to his advances. As Haru slowly opens up to Rikuo, he discovers that she too is navigating life alone, longing to step beyond her comfort zone toward an uncertain future. Haunted by the past and with the future still unclear, these three individuals find themselves at a pivotal moment where their paths intersect. Through their interactions, they begin to understand the importance of releasing the emotions tied to yesterday and embracing the changes that each new day can bring.

In a realm inhabited by demons, cyclopes, and other magical creatures, humans are seen as outcasts. Known for their volatile nature, humans once waged a war that nearly drove them to extinction. The few who remain are now regarded as rare delicacies, hunted and devoured by supernatural beings. One day, a golem—a wandering guardian of the natural world—encounters a lone human child while on patrol. Moved by the child's lively spirit, the golem chooses to protect her. The child, named Somali, sets out on a journey with her guardian to find her parents and return to her home.

Clad in a striking outfit and displaying an unusual demeanor, Hina Satou frequently declares herself to be the Norse deity "Odin." When she crosses paths with a boy named Youta Narukami, she uses her foresight to warn him of an impending disaster that threatens global annihilation. Initially, Youta, caught up in his own personal struggles, struggles to accept her extraordinary claim. As Youta accompanies Hina on her escapades, he starts to uncover the truth behind her powers and recognizes that she genuinely possesses the ability to predict the future. Despite Hina’s assertions of being a god, she remains a child who yearns to experience and savor all the joys life has to offer. With only 30 days left before the world’s end, Hina, Youta, and their companions strive to forge treasured memories that will endure for a lifetime.

In "given The Movie," the band "given"—comprised of Ritsuka Uenoyama, Mafuyu Satou, Haruki Nakayama, and Akihiko Kaji—advances to the final round of the Countdown-fes Amateur Contest, where their live performance could secure their victory. However, they worry about performing with only one original song. Driven to create more emotionally resonant music, Mafuyu receives unexpected help from Ugetsu Murata, Akihiko’s former partner. Ugetsu, still grappling with his feelings for Akihiko, finds himself torn between the past and an unsure future. As the competition nears, Haruki begins to doubt his place within the band and his relationship with Akihiko, an uncharacteristic sentiment for him. The film explores how relationships inevitably evolve and whether something valuable can be preserved amidst the pain of heartbreak, or if only remorse will linger.

According to rumor, a young girl can make a contract with a white creature to have her dearest wish come true. In return, she becomes a magical girl, forced to fight monstrous witches that prey on humans. In Takarazaki City, middle school student Iroha Tamaki discovers that these stories are real. Armed with a magical crossbow and the power to heal, she hunts witches and destroys them in their hidden labyrinths. Yet she cannot remember what her own wish was—and even Kyuubey, the strange white being, claims to have no idea what she asked for. One evening while riding a train, Iroha catches sight of a city called Kamihama, where it is said "magical girls can be saved." She goes there and quickly learns that the witches in that place are far more dangerous. After veteran magical girl Yachiyo Nanami rescues her, Iroha promises never to return. But a chance meeting with a tiny Kyuubey stirs faint memories, and despite the danger, she finds herself drawn back into the mysterious city.

In the heavenly realm, thunder rumbles as Xie Lian reappears, wearing a sheepish smile. Once a renowned martial god and the Crown Prince of Xianle, he has been reduced to a low-ranking deity tasked with gathering scraps, without any followers. On his first assignment, Xie Lian walks alone under a dim, moonlit sky when a figure dressed in crimson appears and guides him through the woods. Suddenly, the man vanishes, transforming into a cloud of silver butterflies. Xie Lian soon discovers that this mysterious figure is Hua Cheng, known as Crimson Rain Sought Flower—a fearsome Ghost King feared by both gods and demons. Before he can figure out why Hua Cheng would help a heavenly official, Xie Lian encounters San Lang, a young man deeply knowledgeable about the Ghost King and the long-forgotten Crown Prince. San Lang decides to accompany Xie Lian on his quest to uncover the secrets of the past.

While going about their normal routines—Kouichirou working on a building site, Mari returning from a trip abroad, Ayumu finishing track practice, and Gou absorbed in video games—the Mutou family experiences an abrupt and catastrophic disaster. A powerful earthquake rocks the Japanese islands, causing immense devastation and triggering a chain of events that leads the nation toward being swallowed by the sea. As social order collapses and the constant threat of submersion looms, the Mutou family unites to face this apocalyptic crisis. They must navigate this perilous new world, fighting for their very survival while also dealing with the emotional weight of immense grief.

Set in the vibrant 16th-century city of Florence during the Renaissance, Arte, a young noblewoman, harbors a dream to become an artist and play a part in the cultural renaissance. Following her father's passing, she loses her greatest supporter of her artistic aspirations. With societal expectations pushing her towards marriage and a life of refinement, the determined Arte defies these norms and ventures out into the city to seek an artisan who will accept her as an apprentice. Faced with the harsh realities of gender bias, Arte is repeatedly denied entry into the male-dominated world of artistry. Despite the widespread belief that women lack the skill for fine craftsmanship, she remains undeterred. Eventually, Arte catches the attention of a celebrated artisan named Leo, who agrees to take her under his wing due to his lack of existing disciples. Thus, Arte embarks on a new journey away from her privileged past. As she trains under Leo, Arte works hard to overcome numerous obstacles on her challenging path to mastering her craft and achieving recognition as an artisan.

In "Smile Down the Runway," Chiyuki Fujito—whose father runs a modeling agency—dreams of walking for her father's company at the prestigious Paris Fashion Week. Despite her captivating looks and natural talent, Chiyuki is held back by her height: at just 158 cm tall even after starting high school, her childhood goal seems out of reach. Meanwhile, Ikuto Tsumura, a gifted high school student with a passion for fashion design, is limited by his lack of resources to receive formal training in the field. His ambition to become a celebrated fashion designer remains only a distant hope. When fate brings Chiyuki and Ikuto together, their fading dreams are rekindled. Together, they vow to defy conventional standards and carve their own path in the world of fashion.

In the lively district of Ikebukuro, where multiple businesses and street gangs operate side by side, Makoto Majima has earned a reputation as a "troubleshooter." He works to resolve conflicts between various groups, keeping the peace with the help of the G-Boys, his steadfast allies. The G-Boys, under the command of the intense and magnetic Takashi Andou, are the most powerful gang in Ikebukuro. When a new faction called the "Red Angels" starts moving into G-Boys territory, clashes break out immediately. Facing pressure from both outside enemies and internal strife within the G-Boys, Makoto struggles to navigate the dangerous streets. As he continues to mediate disputes, he stumbles upon a dark scheme that could spark a full-scale war and endanger the entire Ikebukuro area.

The compilation film recaps the anime's 59 episodes from seasons one to three.

Minare Koda, a restaurant employee nursing the pain of a recent breakup, unloads her woes onto a stranger after a night of heavy drinking. That stranger is Kanetsugu Matou, a director at a radio station in Sapporo, Hokkaido. The next day at work, Minare is shocked to hear her drunken ramblings broadcast on the radio. Fearing more humiliation, she rushes to the station to stop the program. During her confrontation with Matou, she ends up delivering an impromptu live talk, expressing her passionate, intoxicated thoughts with surprising clarity. Recognizing her natural ability, Matou decides to cultivate her talent. Under Matou's guidance, Minare soon transitions to hosting a late-night talk show, sharing lighthearted stories from Sapporo. Juggling this new role with her day job and personal life, she works to make ends meet.

In the midst of a challenging spring break, Yuna Ichihara feels particularly down after bidding farewell to her dear friend Sacchan, who is moving away. Her spirits lift, however, when she catches sight of a boy who resembles a shoujo manga prince, her first love. This encounter leads to an unusual situation involving Akari Yamamoto, a new neighbor who soon becomes Yuna’s close friend. As they attend the same high school, Yuna starts to develop feelings for Akari’s brother, Rio, the mysterious and attractive young man she met earlier. Simultaneously, Akari finds herself attracted to Yuna’s playful childhood friend, Kazuomi Inui. However, navigating the complexities of their relationships proves difficult for each of them, as the interwoven dynamics among the four friends create obstacles. To unravel the truth about their feelings and connections, they must confront their personal struggles and disclose the secrets kept within their circle.

Juzo Inui, designated as Gun Slave Unit Device 13, now possesses Rosa's data. While multiple groups appear to seek this information either to uncover its secrets or eliminate it, it becomes evident that the data's contents are ultimately irrelevant to anyone. Wachowski, the leader of the anti-Extremist terrorist organization Spitzbergen, pressures Tetsurō into employing Harmony to force Juzo to neutralize Gun Slave Unit Device 7, who operates for Berühren. Juzo eventually confronts Seven, but as widespread corruption and betrayals unfold, it becomes clear that Berühren is the true orchestrator of all events.

In the high school days of Mio Miyamasu and Arata Kishimo, who have been close friends since they were children, Mio harbors unspoken feelings for Arata. Despite this, she lacks the courage to tell him. Her friend Madoka queries Mio about her feelings towards Arata, to which Mio reluctantly admits nothing and instead urges Madoka to express her own feelings for Arata. One day, while visiting a fortune-teller, Arata senses something amiss and attempts to quickly exit the establishment, irritating Mio in the process. This encounter leads Mio to reconsider her connection with Arata, culminating in a heated argument. Later that evening, filled with regret over their quarrel, Mio decides to go out in the rain to apologize and confess her true emotions to Arata. However, an unexpected incident on her journey alters Mio's life dramatically.

In a world filled with magic and strange creatures, Krylancelo Finrandi and his foster sister Azalie Cait-Sith were once celebrated as brilliant sorcery students at the prestigious Tower of Fangs. But a disastrous experiment transforms Azalie into a dragon. Rather than addressing the safety of their students, the Tower's elders force Azalie into exile and cover up the incident. Enraged by this injustice, Krylancelo leaves under the alias "Orphen," vowing to restore Azalie to her human form. After five years of fruitless searching, Orphen encounters Azalie again, but he still cannot reverse her transformation. Meanwhile, a group of malevolent sorcerers pursues them. As past and present converge, Orphen races against time to free Azalie from the grasp of their former guardians and allies.

In "The Case Files of Jeweler Richard," Richard Ranasinghe de Vulpian, a captivating and well-informed British jeweler with expertise in mineralogy, runs a small shop in Japan. One night, Seigi Nakata, an honest college student, rescues Richard from rowdy drunks who had targeted him because of his appearance. After learning of Richard's knowledge, Seigi asks him to appraise a pink sapphire ring left to him by his late grandmother. Over time, Seigi becomes a trusted part-time employee at Richard's store. Together, they handle various jewelry-related cases for a range of clients, gradually uncovering the secrets and emotions connected to each gem. Through their work, they seek to understand and build connections with the personal stories woven into every piece of jewelry.

Second season of 7 Seeds.

Kei Kunieda is a news anchor who maintains a warm and amiable public persona on air. Despite his outward friendliness, Kei privately harbors frustration and often vents his frustrations about his coworkers internally. His life proceeds without a hitch, even while hiding his true feelings, until he meets Ushio Tsuzuki, a freelance stop-motion animator. Complications arise when Ushio, unaware they have met Kei twice in different contexts, starts developing romantic interest. Kei finds himself in a predicament, unsure if Ushio will embrace his complete character or just the facet Kei displayed in one of their meetings.

Tai is now a university student, living on his own, working hard at school and taking on part-time jobs every day, yet his future remains uncertain. Meanwhile, Matt and the others continue to handle Digimon-related incidents and help people alongside their partner Digimon. When an unprecedented phenomenon arises, the DigiDestined realize that as they grow older, their bond with their partner Digimon will eventually come to an end. A countdown timer activates on the Digivice, and they discover that the more they fight alongside their partner Digimon, the faster that bond deteriorates. Will they choose to fight for others and lose their partner? The moment to make that decision is rapidly approaching. There is only a short time left before the "chosen children" become adults. This marks the final adventure for Tai and Agumon.

In the four years since Daisan Hikou Shoujotai was completed, Musashino Animation—commonly called "Musani"—has fallen into serious trouble. A failed ambitious project caused financial hardship, leading many staff members to leave. As a result, Musani has produced no major works and has slowly lost its standing. Though her confidence wavers, producer Aoi Miyamori remains determined to fight this decline. Her chance arrives with SIVA, an original feature film that must be finished in just ten months. Meanwhile, Aoi’s friends face their own career difficulties: Ema Yasuhara, an animation supervisor, struggles with an overwhelming workload; Shizuka Sakaki, a reporter and voice actress, feels discouraged by the few anime roles available; Midori Imai, a screenwriter, hits a creative block after an earlier setback; and Misa Toudou, a 3D artist, worries that her intense passion might slow her career growth. Despite the industry’s uncertainties and obstacles, these five women are determined to overcome the difficult path ahead—a journey that may ultimately help them reach their shared dream.

Miu Takigawa lives a quiet and unassuming life, preferring solitude and avoiding notice from others. Her reserved personality makes workplace interactions challenging, yet she persists to support her mother and her beloved younger sister, Haru. This ordinary existence is disrupted when she receives a letter from the entertainment company GIP, informing her that she has been chosen for an upcoming project. Reluctantly, Miu heads to the designated meeting place, where she discovers others who have also received the same summons. Under a manager's guidance, the group is taken to an isolated, luxurious location, where they learn they must follow the orders of a mysterious entity called "The Wall." It is revealed that on December 24, 2016, Miu and the other selected girls will form the idol group 22/7 and make their debut performance, regardless of their preparedness.

In a future not far off, a disease known as "Cagaster" emerged, transforming humans into insects. The story begins 30 years after this catastrophe, in the year 2125, focusing on Kidou, a young boy who battles these insect-like beings.

In the bustling heart of Veludo Way, where street performances captivate crowds daily, Izumi Tachibana receives an enigmatic letter leading her to the former site of the celebrated Mankai Company, which her father once led. Discovering the theater is on the brink of being sold due to insurmountable debts, Izumi manages to negotiate a reprieve from the debt collector under strict conditions: the company must perform a successful debut within a month, reconstitute its four male-only sub-troupes, and clear the debts within a year. Furthermore, Izumi must assume the role of director. Acting swiftly, Izumi gathers a team for the Spring Troupe, including Sakuya Sakuma, a vibrant high school student; Masumi Usui, who harbors feelings for Izumi; Tsuzuru Minagi, an aspiring playwright; Itaru Chigasaki, a seasoned working adult; and Citron, a warm-hearted foreigner. With little to no acting background among them, Izumi undertakes the challenging task of coaching and preparing these newcomers for a performance that could restore Mankai Company to its previous glory.

After their successful performance at the Black or White event, the idol group IDOLiSH7 has achieved unprecedented popularity, receiving numerous concert invitations and other opportunities. This influx of work brings happiness to the seven members and their manager. However, as their fame increases, lead vocalist Riku Nanase's health starts to suffer due to the intense schedule. Meanwhile, the famous idol duo Re:vale takes notice of IDOLiSH7, and the reopening of the Zero Arena is approaching. In IDOLiSH7: Second Beat, the group faces the challenges of the idol lifestyle and grapples with their individual issues, all while striving to satisfy their dedicated fanbase.

In the wake of unexpected earthquakes striking Kumamoto Prefecture, Natsuna Keyaki loses contact with her close online friend, Itsuki. Clutching a sketch of a certain landscape, Natsuna sets out from Tokyo to Kumamoto determined to find Itsuki. Wandering through a rural area impacted by the disaster, Natsuna meets a police officer and an energetic middle school student named Izumi Chiba. Thanks to the kindness and hospitality of Izumi's warm family, Natsuna gains a place to stay and help in her search. As the friendly locals offer their support, Natsuna draws nearer to uncovering what became of Itsuki.

After the Summer Troupe's show wraps up, Izumi Tachibana must form another five-person ensemble for the Autumn Troupe. The auditions turn up several notable candidates: Banri Settsu, a talented but arrogant performer; Juuza Hyoudou, a fearsome delinquent who secretly adores acting; Taichi Nanao, a smooth talker looking to use theater to attract women; Omi Fushimi, a college student skilled in both photography and cooking; and Sakyou Furuichi, a yakuza member with connections to the Mankai Company. Though each member brings ability, the troupe lacks unity, and various looming problems threaten the success of their play. Izumi quickly realizes that steering this group may prove far harder than she expected. Can she bring them together before their first performance?

During the quietest hours of the night, Shinako Morinome loses herself in thoughts of a friend who has passed away. Meanwhile, Rikuo Uozumi's otherwise ordinary days gain a spark of energy through the bright presence of Haru Nonaka. Even though he often seems indifferent on the surface, Rikuo genuinely values the difference Haru makes in his life.

The one-year anniversary of the reformed ACCA administration is approaching. In preparation for the upcoming celebrations, Jean Otus, acting on behalf of ACCA's inspection department, travels across the Kingdom of Dowa to confirm that every territory is prepared for the festivities. Despite this seemingly peaceful period, Jean struggles to bridge the distance with his subordinate, Parrot, who holds deep suspicions that another treacherous act against Dowa is imminent. At the same time, Jean's hectic schedule prevents him from addressing concerns about his younger sister, Lotta, who appears to be concealing something significant. Their mutual friend, Niino, takes the initiative to assist Lotta. While Jean remains confident about Dowa's safety, he aims to ease Parrot's fears before the festival and patiently waits for Lotta to open up.

An original story included with volume 10 of the Nakanohito Genome [Jikkyouchuu] manga.

Ren Nanahoshi, a first-year university student, has been drawn to the excitement of a live music festival he attended as a child, which left him yearning for that same thrill. Avoiding close friendships, he focuses on solo vocal practice, hoping to recapture that feeling. By chance, he meets Yuuto Goryou and Wataru Matoba at a karaoke venue, where they are impressed by his voice and are seeking band members. They ask Ren to join them as their vocalist. Though hesitant at first, Ren decides to accept after watching their live performance and joining them on stage. The group expands with the addition of the easygoing Rio Kikyou and the passionate Banri Shiroishi, forming the band "Argonavis." Their goal is to headline the prestigious Destiny Rock Festival. As they work together, the five boys face numerous challenges and trials on their path to stardom.

Mire Yoshizuki, a 27-year-old office worker who has returned to Tokyo, encounters Sora Nagase, a 22-year-old university senior with aspirations of becoming a teacher. Also joining them is Reika Kawatani, a 20-year-old with a tomboyish demeanor who splits her time between working part-time at an okonomiyaki restaurant in Hiroshima and taking on freelance assignments. Despite their differing backgrounds, these three women are unexpectedly linked by a magical gem. Their lives become intertwined in a mysterious manner, laying the groundwork for a new magical adventure.

Azalie reflects on when she and Childman discovered the Sword of Baldanders, while Orphen prepares to depart for Kimluck. This episode was left unaired and is featured on the second Blu-ray/DVD box set.

A spin-off set in the same universe as the Netflix live-action sci-fi series of the same name. On the planet Latimer, Takeshi Kovacs must safeguard a tattooist while probing the murder of a yakuza boss, working alongside a no-nonsense CTAC operative.

The "Digimon Adventure Memorial Story Project" was launched via a crowdfunding campaign and consisted of five short episodes. These shorts contained a prequel to the upcoming movie, along with extra side stories about the daily lives of the Digimon characters and their human partners—tales that were left out of the main film. The campaign successfully reached its funding goal.

This OVA features six short side stories, shifting between the past and present, centered on the everyday lives of Sherlock, Watson, Moriarty, and the other residents of the Row House in Kabukicho.

Episodes 7-9 of the Soukyuu no Fafner: Dead Aggressor - The Beyond series.

The narrative takes place in Minami Shimabara City, Nagasaki Prefecture—the legendary birthplace of the Shimabara Rebellion, which shook all of Japan during the early Edo period. Here, a third-year junior high school student named Shirou spends his days alongside his school friends. One summer day, Shirou’s older childhood friend Akane returns to Minami Shimabara from Tokyo. Together with another longtime friend, Tokiya, Shirou and Akane go for a walk around the city. As these friends grapple with feelings of nostalgia and more complicated emotions, a mysterious creature called Goron suddenly appears before them. This encounter with a small, seemingly insignificant being sets off a chain of great events in the city once more.

This promotional film for Amgakuin (AMG) highlights the academy's mission to train artists for careers in entertainment. Directed by Kengo Saitou, the PV was produced to commemorate the institution's 25th anniversary. Notably, every key animation professional involved are graduates of AMG who have found success in the anime industry. The featured theme song is "Ikiru" by the band UNDER GRAPH.

FLAT STUDIO created this concept film for the All Nippon Esthetic Association (AEA). The relationship between Saki, who dreams of becoming an esthetician, and Umi, who aspires to be a model, conveys that by drawing close to someone, you can slowly change that individual and eventually transform the world.

A short mini movie meant to celebrate the ending of Fire Emblem Heroes's Book Four and tease Book 5.

A Masuda Ryuuji movie about two Tyrannosauruses.