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Music video animated by Ai Niina for the song Watashi wa Saikyou by Uta (Ado).

An unborn child brings together two individuals who are enduring struggles, granting them a chance at a more hopeful future. This is a captivating animated music video for Muse's "Follow Me," created by Tekken.

An original music video for the song "Doggy god's street" performed by Inugami Korone. This track and its accompanying video were created to celebrate the third anniversary of Korone's debut.

Award-nominated independent artist, Kousuke Sugimoto, animates Handsome Kenya's song "Korekuraide Utau" in HD.

This music video features the track "Boku no Sensou" performed by Shinsei Kammattechan, used as the opening theme for Shingeki no Kyojin: The Final Season.

The animated music video TWO-MIX: White Reflection accompanies the song "White Reflection." It features the band in animated form as they observe an enigmatic light and pursue it through multiple locations.

Short promotional animations for mobile game titled Toji no Miko: Kizamishi Issen no Tomoshibi.

Music video directed by niL for the song Yuseiboushi by Eve.

Music video from Akane Aki.

This animated music video features the song "Dreaming!" from THE iDOLM@STER Million Live! and was included as a bonus with the first limited edition of the single "THE IDOLM@STER LIVE THE@TER DREAMERS 01 Dreaming!"

Released as an April Fools prank in 2014, later included in the Blu-ray/DVD release of No Game No Life.

Oku Hanako's music video for the song "Hanabi".

A music video for the theme song of the mobile game "Utapri Shining Live", performed by QUARTET NIGHT.

Peut-être toi est un court métrage musical de quatre minutes produit par Production I.G et Geneon Entertainment. Dans cette vidéo, un héros sans nom sauve son/sa bien-aimé(e) s'étant fait capturer par des machines humanoïdes.

This music video accompanies Pharell William's popular song of the same title. It humorously references many elements of Japanese pop culture, including dating sims and various video games.

A preview for the canceled Yuri!!! on Ice The Movie: Ice Adolescence.

A stop-motion short from Bandai, promoting the line of Super Mario Figuarts.

Music video of the project band Hello, Happy World!

In "Defend Love," Amuro's enigmatic alternate self is sent into the original Gundam universe. Once there, they encounter Amuro Ray, the main character of Mobile Suit Gundam, sparking a series of confrontations.

The music video for Suzukisan's "Torikaekko Please" has been made available to the public. This track and its related characters were first used in advertising for the Pokémon series. To commemorate the 20th anniversary, Nintendo has brought the song back.

This short animation was produced by Toshio Suzuki and Studio Ghibli to mark the 15th anniversary of the Taiko no Tatsujin (Taiko: Drum Master) rhythm game series. It includes the series' characters Don-chan and Kacchan, along with a newly created mouse character. The short will also be broadcast as a television advertisement later.

After falling asleep at the wheel and dying, Seita finds himself conscious in the underworld. There, a demon takes a portion of his body as a prize.

A music video from Project Pochama for the song Piplup Step by Serph featuring Zun, animated by coalowl.

This animated promotional video promotes Square Enix's mobile MMORPG, Hangyakusei Million Arthur. Britain, an island nation surrounded by the sea, descends into turmoil as an unidentified enemy looms, threatening invasion. The land's hope lies with Arthur, a guardian chosen by the holy sword Excalibur. But this role is not limited to a single individual. As many contenders prove themselves worthy before the sacred blade, the number of Arthurs multiplies into the millions. Acting as protectors, these Arthurs wage an endless war against the forces of destruction. On the other hand, some among them have a different objective: to destroy Excalibur. These are known as AGENT Arthurs, and they carry this separate mission. Using Excalibur to eliminate one million copies of itself, they embody a paradox—they are Arthurs yet not true to the title. This story revolves around their rebellion, driven by their goal to avert the world's impending doom.

This anime was produced for Saitama Prefecture and consists of seven-minute episodes highlighting different tourist attractions in the area. Each episode features a five-minute narrative segment set in Saitama during spring, summer, autumn, or winter, followed by a two-minute informational section that provides train directions from Tokyo to the featured locations. The series includes a romantic story titled "Sakura no Omoide," a slapstick comedy called "Saitama Koukou Housou-bu ~Natsu no Kankou Annai~," a fantasy adventure named "Yuusha Higan to Hime-sama no Bouken," and a family-oriented tale "Winter sweet home." These four episodes are available with Japanese audio and subtitles in Japanese, English, traditional and simplified Chinese, Korean, and French. Out of 223 applicants, eight people who live or work in Saitama were selected to voice act in the series.

Music video for the song Yoru wa Honoka by Eve. Directed by Zemyata.

An anime collaboration between Osomatsu-san and the Japan Racing Association.

This promotional video exhibits Konami's newly formed animation department by featuring a variety of distinct themes. It functions as a showreel meant to demonstrate the department's flexibility and diverse animation approaches, rather than as a teaser for future series.

A collaboration between Suntory's All-Free—a non-alcoholic, zero-calorie, carb-free drink that mimics the taste of beer—and the anime Osomatsu-san is the focus of this campaign.

Two separate music videos exist for Oresama's track Ookami Heart, which served as the ending theme for Ookami Shoujo to Kuro Ouji. The first music video is the F.O.ver. edition, and it was additionally used to advertise the band's debut single scheduled for release on December 3, 2014. The second music video is a standard titled version of the song, and it was also employed to promote the band's second single set for release on May 20, 2015. Both videos feature wholly distinct and original animation created by Utomaru, a freelance illustrator and graphic designer based in Tokyo.

Under a night sky faintly lit by numberless twinkling stars, a little girl wanders alone through a magical world suspended between darkness and dawan, a place that is neither today nor tomorrow, inhabited by six billion solitudes. What will she meet in this solitary night journey? Music video for Maaya Sakamoto's song Universe, produced by Production I.G.

The segment highlights a dance number from the Precure All Stars: Haru no Carnival film. It unites forty Precure heroines from prior anime series, along with characters from the upcoming Go! Princess Precure. The song used for this scene is called "Ima Koko Kara."

Short stories that capture the bittersweet and tender moments of everyday family life, created for Marukome Co., Ltd., a manufacturer of miso soup paste. List of commercials: • #1: Mother and Son (たっぷりお徳 母と息子篇) • #2: Working away from Home (即席生みそ汁 単身赴任篇) • #3: A Midnight Snack (カップみそ汁 夜食篇) • #4: Coming to Tokyo (液みそ 上京篇) • #5: Being a mother (無添加 母になれば篇) • #6: Miso Soup (お徳用あおさ ミソスープ篇) • #7: Home Sick Together (米麦合わせ ふたりでおやすみ篇) • #8: Together Forever (液みそ いつまでも一緒に篇) • #9: Look After Yourself (フリーズドライ 顆粒みそ 気をつけてね篇) • #10: Memories of Summer Vacation (夏休みの思い出篇) • #11: My Whimsical Little Boy (息⼦にはかなわない篇) • #12: Home for the Holidays (帰省篇) • #13: Cooking Is Super Cool (料理ってすごいね篇) • #14: My grandma (わたしのおばあちゃん篇)

Music video directed and animated by Stole for the song Sekai no Tsuzuki by Uta (Ado).

The track "Eine Kleine," included on the album Yankee, was created as a promotional piece for Tokyo Metro. The song's words convey a message of pushing forward in the face of challenges.

Small short to advertise the Tokyo Metropolitan area.

Within a grand museum, a young warrior is assaulted by shadow beasts that manifest from humanity's fear and uncertainty regarding the unknown. The warrior battles these creatures using the energy charger at his waist, but the power source quickly depletes. Facing this dire predicament, he discovers a new and unexpected wellspring of strength.

The animated music video for the track "Never Giving Up!" first appeared on the official Love Live! YouTube channel. The song is part of Chika Takami's debut solo album, One More Sunshine Story. The video was produced by the animation studio MONO-Devoid.

Studio Ghibli created four advertisements for Nisshin Seifun Group, featuring the company's mascot Konyara as part of their promotional campaign. The first advertisement celebrates the company's 110th anniversary.

Animated commercial promoting Genshin Concert 2023 for Genshin Impact.

This advertisement presents the events following the Inazuma arc in Genshin Impact, seen through the perspective of the Eleven Fatui Harbingers.

Music video for Yume no Ukiyo ni Saitemina, a collaboration between idol group Momoiro Clover Z, and rock band KISS.

Onitsuka Tiger, the shoe brand, teams up with the legendary series Urusei Yatsura in this ad. Ataru and Lum are seen shopping at an actual Onitsuka Tiger store, and when Ataru flirts with one of the salesclerks, Lum retaliates, causing the situation to heat up.

Animated commercials for Sega's Hortensia Saga: Aoi no Kishidan mobile game.

This is a music video for the track EDEN, created by ATOLS and featured on the album MUSIC OF SCIENCE. Two official versions of the video exist: one produced by ATOLS, available on his official YouTube channel, and another produced by MASATAKA, which was included on the DVD release of MUSIC OF SCIENCE.

Music video of the project band Pastel＊Palettes.

Beastars-themed animated music video for the song Kaibutsu by YOASOBI.

Eve created an original track with vocals by Hatsune Miku, and the animation was done by Mah. On May 20, 2017, Eve released his own cover version of the song, using the same animated visuals. This cover music video was included in a CD+DVD set under Eve's own label, harapeco records, which came out on December 13, 2017, as part of his album "Bunka."