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A heartwarming story follows a little girl who plays with her curly-haired dog before bed. When she falls asleep, the dog's curls gradually straighten. Her teddy bear comes to life and sets off to give the dog a stylish makeover, hoping to restore its curls.

The specials of Mahou Tsukai Sally.

On September 6, 1969, Nippon Television broadcast "Star of the Giants vs Astro Boy," an anime crossover special produced by Tokyo Movie and Mushi Pro. The special featured a baseball game between iconic rivals, making it one of the pioneering efforts of its type. Despite its historical significance, only short clips have surfaced over time.

A Gakken version of the Haha wo Tazunete Sanzenri.

Sazae-san Valentine's Special which includes four stories.

Chronologically these are 13th and 15th episodes of the 1st series included on the DVD release in 2011.

Recaps of Kyou kara Maou! with new narration by Yuuri.

Unaired episodes 36-39 of Hoshi no Oujisama Petit Prince.

The pilot for Umi no Triton was produced in October 1971 to appeal to an international audience, showcasing a Triton design with a more Western appearance. This pilot was made publicly available almost three decades later as part of the Umi no Triton: Original Gekijou-ban DVD collection.

The episodes are parodies of Batman Begins and The Dark Knight Rises. They were only available in the DVD and Blu-ray box sets of himitsukesshatakanotsume.jp.

While Bakukyuu Renpatsu! Super B-Daman was airing, two special episodes were broadcast. The first, airing between episodes 6 and 7, recapped the series up to that point. The second, which aired between episodes 10 and 11, was a "Best Battle" compilation showcasing some of the most thrilling fights from the show.

Special episode of Waccha PriMagi! that aired between episodes 13 and 14.

Included as a bonus feature on the DVD release of Indie Anibox: Selma Danbaekjil Coffee, this short was originally intended to offer a behind-the-scenes glimpse into Watashi no Coffee Samurai. Instead, it functions as an early pilot with a unique plot, featuring a mechanized girl and a transforming boy rather than a mechanized transforming boy and an ordinary girl. The concept was created by director Jang Hyeong-yoon over more than five years before being reworked into the full-length film Ulibyeol Ilhowa Eollugso. In the short, the mechanized girl fights kaijuu with the help of her giant flying bird, while the boy is a musician who confesses his romantic feelings to her. After he kisses her, she runs away because she fears that her dangerous job could endanger him if she reciprocates. Startled, he transforms into a milk cow. Eventually, they reconcile.

A pilot episode made one year before the Bosco Daibouken anime, featuring a different cast of characters. It was made available to the public nineteen years later.

As a child in elementary school, Amano Kanzaki had the ordinary dream of becoming a hero. At a high school freshman welcome party, Amano watched a theater department performance and saw a hero on stage. Moved by this, Amano announced, "I want to stand on that stage alongside them."

The pilot episode made for Uchuusen Sagittarius. Features the original comic book art and no voice acting.

Himitsukessha Taka no Tsume DVD specials. The official website lists these episodes as various "pilots".

For the Matsuda family's October wedding, Inoue Ryou produced a video that showcased a curry competition between the couple. Though each tried their best to outperform the other, it was their baby who ultimately declared both curries delicious.

Shiden Pilot is a modern car racing anime aimed at preteens and teenagers. The project was initially planned as a complete TV series but was stopped after just a single 30-minute pilot episode was created. That sole episode premiered at the 2004 Tokyo Anime Fair.

Wonder Three pilot episode.

A boat sinks leaving a sheep and a duck-dinosaur-fish hybrid stranded on an island.

As exclusive extras, two special installments of Tanuki to Kitsune were included on the series' DVD, which came bundled with the manga's fourth tankōbon volume.

Specials included on the DVD release of the Himitsukessha Taka no Tsume Countdown series.

The 7th DVD of Sugar Bunnies Fleur! contained the unaired episode 27 finale and an unaired recap episode.

These special episodes are connected to Nippon Animation's 1983-84 adaptation of Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and its sequel Through the Looking-Glass. In them, Alice chases a White Rabbit down a hole into Wonderland, where she meets its strange residents, such as the Cheshire Cat and the intimidating Queen of Hearts.

This parody film humorously addresses etiquette by mocking a fictional movie about Oshiri Mae Man. It originally aired on the variety program Eizou Big Creator: Ryuji Akiyama no Douga Shin Jidai.

Original episode that aired as part of X'mas da yo! Doraemon & Doraemons Chou Special!! TV special.

Episodes 13 and 14 of Hyakushou Kizoku 3rd Season bundled with the DVD release and 9th volume of the manga.

Two Kobo-chan televised specials that aired before the TV anime was created the follow year.

The Makera demo reel for RG Studios. It features a dinosaur in a yellow jumpsuit rescuing a girl tied to train tracks.

Jiisan tries to compete at the local marathon against all his friends.

Recap TV special of Uchuu Senkan Yamato 2.

These specials from the colorized Kaibutsu-kun anime came out in 1980. The first three episodes were broadcast in a row on a single day right after episode 25, as a tribute to Taro Sagami, who originally voiced Franken and had passed away the day prior. After those episodes, Shingo Kanemoto assumed the role. The following three episodes were New Year’s specials that aired after episode 57. In contrast to the normal series, which had two roughly 15-minute stories per half-hour block, these specials each contained only one story, except for episodes 3 and 5, which occupied the entire time slot with their respective narratives.

Two extra episodes of Zannen na Ikimono Jiten, airing on television seven months after the original series concluded. These installments center on manatees and chipmunks.

Recap of Nyancos OVA with added dialogue.

The experimental movie included in the Yukikaze Blu-ray box set contains newly produced high-definition animated sequences that occur following the end of the original OVA series.

The Oishinbo pilot episode that never aired is included in the first Blu-ray Box set. Its story closely matches that of the second episode in the main series.

A short story about a mountain guide dog Heiji.

A short video created for a couple who frequently travels. The clip was posted on YouTube three days following their wedding ceremony.

Special episodes to Robot Girls NEO.

Seven years ago, college baseball players Isami and Higashiba made a promise to each other. What has become of that pledge between them?

This video presents early character designs and pre-pilot sequences made with 3D CG, blending animation and live-action footage. Suzuka Yoshida, the original character designer for the franchise, appears in the live-action segments where her illustrations come to life.

A self-described episode 0 of Meat or Die. This acts as a pilot for the show, drawn in simple 2D animation.

The pilot film for the 1969 Moomin TV series. It was released to the public on the first LD volume of the 1969 series.

A fresh anime short has been produced for Yabaton, a well-known tonkatsu eatery located in the Nagoya area. This short film will be shown on an outdoor screen near the main Yabaton location, and the lead voice actor Fukushi Ochiai, who provides the voice for Buu-chan, is scheduled to appear at the premiere. The story revolves around the timid and gentle Buu-chan along with Buu-chan’s eccentric family, as they experience both funny and touching situations. Yabaton is famous for its misokatsu—a pork cutlet topped with miso sauce—which is a popular street food in Nagoya, along with other fried items. Although there are multiple branches, the flagship Yabaton restaurant is situated in the Osu Shopping District, specifically in Yaba-cho, where it stands out thanks to its large mascot.

WOW Inc. revealed its first architectural endeavor, "Future Center Hakodate and Kids Plaza Hakodate," in Hakodate, Hokkaido, on October 15, 2016, following a two-and-a-half-year partnership with Sony PCL. This facility functions as a new community hub for local residents. As part of the city's requirements for the project, a large LED display known as the "Media Wall" was set up to showcase various animations. Ryou Inoue was chosen to produce a unique musical opening sequence for this Media Wall.

Kota, a determined young man, and shinigami #841 Yayoi are at the center of this story. Though drawn to the calling of a shinigami, Kota must face the ghosts of his own history before he can decide whether he is truly ready to walk that path.