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An animated music video helmed by JINO for the track Repaint performed by RAISE A SUILEN. This piece is a joint effort with Fear, and Loathing in Las Vegas, who handled the composition, arrangement, and lyric writing for the song.

Music video for εpsilonΦ's song "Hikari no Akuma" from the ARGONAVIS from BanG Dream! AAside project.

Music video for the song Yggdrasil by Shiranui Flare.

An official People In The Box music video.

This music video was helmed by director Nene Futamura for the song Shirube by Tokoyami Towa. The track featured in this music video also acts as the opening theme for the anime Yuusha Party wo Oidasareta Kiyou Binbou.

Music videos for Francesca were officially released on YouTube and Niconico, with CDs of the tracks also made available for purchase. However, the animation featured in these videos was not included in the subsequent TV series, though it appeared in the series' Blu-ray and DVD releases.

DyDo Blend partnered with Tokyo Revengers to produce a line of coffee drinks, offering collectible cans decorated with characters from both series.

A collaboration between Odekake Kozame and Chiba Prefecture's Kuro Ajillo.

The song "Akai Hana Shiroi Hana" first appeared in 1970 and has since been released in various renditions, including a straightforward music video for Minna no Uta. It has also been prominently used in anime, such as serving as the 12th ending theme for Sora no Otoshimono and being performed as a folk song by Mio in Dororo.

In a futuristic city, an elderly janitor who has been replaced by a robot goes on a cleaning rampage through the underground sewers. This animated music video is set to the song by Shinsei Kamattechan and is the seventh installment in GAINAX's "Music is SF" series.

This music video accompanies the song Tsuki no Hana performed by Daoko. Notably, this same track functions as the theme song for the Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Cosmos movie duology.

Music video directed and animated by Waboku for the song Milabo by ZUTOMAYO.

The music video for "Juujika You and I" is included in Base Ball Bear's album Cypress Girls. The vocal delivery showcases a distinctive funk style reminiscent of Michael Jackson.

Music video for the Vocaloid song "Scramble Kousai" featuring Hatsune Miku.

Mitsui Fudosan, a Japanese real estate developer, enlisted Studio Colorido to produce a promotional video for the BE THE CHANGE initiative, created in anticipation of the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics and Paralympics. This campaign encompasses several projects, including community sports academies, citywide promotional decorations, and the FUTSUJANAI TEN interactive sports exhibition. The video specifically emphasizes women's basketball among the supported sports, as well as sport climbing and wheelchair rugby.

Music video from the Bang Dream franchise, for Poppin' Party's "Live Beyond!!"

In this new video, Monkey D. Luffy and other characters from the One Piece franchise mark the 60th anniversary of the Annecy International Animation Film Festival.

Music video by Rabbit MACHINE for Shibainu's vocaloid song Sagashimono.

In the Lux Straight & Beauty Massugu Ikiru commercial, Hatsune Miku and Scarlett Johansson, known from Ghost in the Shell, both appear. Miku stands on a street lined with European-style buildings and notices a Lux advertisement featuring Johansson. Then, Miku releases her hair and steps onto the stage at a concert, where enthusiastic fans respond to her new look.

Animated character anecdotes for the game Genshin Impact.

Music video for the song Highway by Midnight Grand Orchestra.

Music video animated by Hamono Eirina for the song Atashi wa Mondaisaku by Ado.

Music video for the song Bakuzete Saku by Togenashi Togeari, the band in the anime Girls Band Cry.

Anime PV promoting the release of the first Kaijuu Iro no Shima manga volume.

This music video was directed by Shingo Yamashita for the song ray Chou Kaguya-hime! Version, performed by Kaguya (Yuuko Natsuyoshi) and Yachiyo Runami (Saori Hayami). The track featured in this music video also functions as an ending theme for the anime Chou Kaguya-hime!

Music video directed by 1024 for the song Parasite by DECO*27 featuring vocals by Hatsune Miku.

This is an animated music video for the song "Seven Count" by MILLIONSTARS. It acts as a prologue image music video for the anime The IDOLM@STER Million: Live!, originally unveiled at the AnimeJapan 2022 event. The video centers on Mirai Kasuga, who dreams and pictures a future as an idol.

A music video showcasing the song "Muri Muri Shinkaron" by Akari Nanawo, which was used as the opening theme for the anime Watashi ga Koibito ni Nareru Wake Nai jan, Muri Muri! (※Muri ja Nakatta!?).

About a century after the salaryman office worker rose to prominence in Japan during the 1920s, society now finds itself at a crucial turning point. To investigate how work styles have transformed over the past hundred years, SmartHR produced a brand film that contemplates this historical progression. This look back at history is meant to encourage people to consider how they want to work in the future.

Music video directed and animated by sakiyama for the song Kan Saete Kuyashii wa by ZUTOMAYO. This song was initially released in June 2019, but its music video was created in 2021 to celebrate Zutomayo reaching one million subscribers on their official YouTube channel.

A slow song by Japanese enka singer and former J-pop idol Yoko Nagayama shown in the NHK program 'Minna no Uta.'

An animated music video made for Peaky P-key’s song “Wish You Luck.” This track is part of their debut single release “Peak Peaky&Peaky!!” and was featured as an insert song during the final episode of the D4DJ First Mix anime. Note: This music video first premiered on the official D4DJ Channel’s YouTube page, and later was re-uploaded with a CM recut on October 23, 2020. It subsequently saw a standalone release through D4DJ’s Global Channel on January 6, 2021.

Music video for the song Gekka by nano.RIPE. The song was featured as the first ending for Hataraku Maou-sama!

Music video for TRAPxTRAP feat. Hatsune Miku by Hachioji-P.

Music video for Snow Miku 2017's theme song, Star Night Snow.

Music video directed by Awashima for the song Kira Kira by Minato Aqua.

Music video directed and animated by Komugiko2000 for the song Hunch Gray by ZUTOMAYO.

This is a music video for the song "Akane" by Yorushika, which was used as the ending theme for the anime film "Boku no Kokoro no Yabai Yatsu Movie."

A 2016 promotional crossover short that investigates the reason behind Mazinger Z and Hello Kitty swapping places, produced to promote a series of die-cast Chogokin figures that combine the two characters.

A music video for the song Kumo to Yuurei by Yorushika.

Music video directed by Yuma Saito for the song Dilemma by DECO*27 featuring vocals by Hatsune Miku.

TV commercial of Aoki life insurance company.

Space Shower TV Station ID directed by Kouhei Yoshino, with music by Serph.

Commercials for e-ma throat drops featuring various VTuber characters.

Music video for Fujin RIZING!'s song "Banzai RIZING!!!" from the ARGONAVIS from BanG Dream! AAside project.

Chronicle, an artistic group, releases this music video with visuals by loundraw, music composed by Hideya Kojima, and the song "Kimi no Iru Basho" performed by T.B.A. In a distant future, a young girl is charged with reconstructing a lost city inside a digital realm. Hospitalized due to a fatal illness, Sachi feels alone but starts to develop affection for Ryou, a boy she watches attending school through her hospital window. As she deals with these unfamiliar emotions, the boundary between reality and the digital world starts to dissolve, and she inadvertently draws Ryou into the virtual space she is building.

The music video "Day by Day" by Aviella was created to commemorate the third anniversary of the global server and the worldwide debut of Ideal City in Arknights.

Music video directed by Maho Takagi for the song Hatsukoi no Nioi by Sakura Fujiwara.