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Recap TV special of Uchuu Senkan Yamato III.

Unaired episode included in the DVD Volume 2.

Sugawara-san commissioned a video to be shown at her wedding about her and her husband about their love journey.

This special presents six different stories: four animated shorts and two live-action pieces. The animated segments and their respective creators are "Muryou no Denwaki" ("Free Phone") by Pantagraph, "Atarashii Asobi" by Tayuta Mikage, "Kōtta Jikan" by Tetsuro Kodama, and "Gogo no Kyouryuu" by Takashi Katou. The live-action tales are titled "My Kokka" ("My Nation") and "Kofuu na Ai."

Pilot of Super Taromu. Recorded simultaneously with Okore!! Nonkuro and Toumei Shounen Tantei Akira pilots.

A short created for Hendo-san's wedding party. The video was uploaded to YouTube a day after the wedding.

These exclusive episodes, included solely on the DVD release and located on discs six and seven, are occasionally numbered as episodes twenty-four through twenty-six, but they actually take place chronologically during episodes twenty-two, twenty-three, and twenty-four.

Unaired episodes included on the home release of the main series.

Tonio once found themselves trapped inside a mad scientist's device. This short work was produced by Souta Sugahara, a mangaka and 3DCG artist known for the gdgd fairies project. Tonio-chan, together with their companions Jaita and Junero, was a creation of Souta's and eventually turned into the mascot for the J-Punk band B-Dash. Notably, Souta is the sibling of the band's lead vocalist Gongon, and his sister provides the voice for Tonio-chan.

A video made for the friends of Ryou Inoue who were getting married. He screened it at their wedding reception and posted it on YouTube two days afterward. It also took the prize in the 2013 Kotobuki Video Taishou competition.

Picture drama included in the BD that explains various otaku terms used in the show.

Tsunagaru is a short film set in the Tekken universe. It first aired on the TBS program "Supamoku!!" and later appeared in the debut official DVD collection of that show's animated segments. The plot shows people joining arms to form a long human chain.

Special episodes of Atashin'chi.

A prequel to the Moom film which shows Moom coming to life. The short was included on the DVD release of the Moom film.

"Naniwabushi Daisuki" connects two narratives through the dual mediums of animation and naniwabushi, a traditional storytelling art form accompanied by shamisen music. The first story follows General Nogi, a revered historical figure, as he travels to Nagoya, visiting numerous shrines along the way; during this period, his wife is mistaken for a commoner while lodging at an inn. The second tale centers on a young sumo wrestler who, enduring ridicule from fellow apprentices, trains rigorously and ultimately fulfills his desire for retribution, adhering to a classic sports anime formula, all accompanied by the lively, distinctive shamisen score.

The elderly man, who is extremely small in stature, begins a trip guided by the wind's whims and his own steps. Using stop-motion photography captured on location, this experimental piece investigates the blend of the dynamic atmosphere from real-world filming with the precise craftsmanship of animated sequences.

An non-broadcasted episode and a new episode included in the DVD release for the first season of TV series.

This collection of ads commemorates four decades of SEKISUI Heim prefabricated houses. Each ad is linked to a particular season.

Short specials included in the Kurokami The Animation Blu-rays and DVDs.

A short clay animation by Asami Ike. The evolution of a piece of clay as it faces the problems of many walks of life.

Part of Safety Education Anime series.

The story centers on whimsical illustrations from a picture book by famous fashion designer Yves Saint-Laurent, revisiting the quirky fantasies of a naughty young girl named Lulu. The original drawings date from 1956, when Saint-Laurent was just twenty years old and refining his craft at Christian Dior's haute couture house. These images breathe life into Lulu's peculiar and playful imagination.

A special of the Ojarumaru series.

Short Chinese animation about Buddha.

An unaired episode bundled with the Nar Doma TV series' first DVD.

Higashiba's point of view in the story. It runs parallel to the original which is mostly from Isami's point of view.

Mr. Deniroo is an alien from outer space whose spaceship has broken down, preventing him from returning to his home planet. He encounters various things on Earth. A short film directed by Tatsushi Momen (KOO-KI).

YanYan Machiko shorts included with the DVD releases of the original series.

To mark the 25th anniversary of the television anime, a brief episode covering the manga's concluding chapter was produced. It is packaged with the Midori no Makibao Blu-ray box set.

An animation produced for the URACON II sci-fi convention in 1983.

High & Low: G-Sword (Special) focuses on the temporary attraction HiGH&LOW THE LAND hosted at Yomiuri Land. Visitors could immerse themselves in the world of High & Low: G-Sword by purchasing merchandise, riding roller coasters, and watching live reenactments of scenes from the series. Starting in July and continuing each day until the event ended on September 10, 2017, five exclusive short films were shown.

Special episode of Akuei to Gacchinpo Tenkomori.

A video introducing the bride, Harada Momo, and the groom, Nakano-san, intended for screening at their wedding reception. The video was uploaded to YouTube the day after the wedding.

Short summary of the first 11 episodes included in the "Overman King Gainer BD Memorial Box" volume.

The opening animation for AZICON.

A roughly three minute long pilot animation that was included in the "Tiger Mask DVD Collection" released by Toei.

This is a short animated clip displaying multiple stretching poses and motions designed for musculoskeletal screening. It was produced by Oshuku Onsen Hospital and posted on YouTube. The single video includes two renditions of the same animation: one with narration by a male speaker and one by a female speaker.

"It is the opening movie made for a friend's marriage ceremony" by director/animator Hiroco Ichinose.

A DVD special of Cofun Gal no Coffy (TV) for the Limited Edition Box Set only, chronologically it is episode 10.

The narrative follows two sisters who earn a living by performing a unique kind of recording work. One sister handles the recording itself, while the other is responsible for editing. Although they share the same father and were born on the same day, they have different mothers. Nevertheless, the tape continues turning without pause.

Kamen Senshi Lavithunder was an anime project that never made it to air. However, an EP featuring the intended theme songs performed by Mitsuko Horie was released. The project, likely planned as an OVA, was in development by PANMEDIA starting in December 1986. A promotional commercial for the series aired on TV Tokyo, running concurrently with Oh! Family from October 6, 1986, to March 30, 1987, every Monday at 19:30 JST. This information appeared in the January 1987 issue of OUT magazine. Yoshiji Kigami served as the character designer and animation director for the project.

Anime about dog-like alien Nonkuro.

This animation was an independent project created by Shinji Aramaki and his manga club during their student days at Okayama University. It debuted at the 1984 URACON III science fiction convention.

Cofun Gal no Coffy (TV) DVD specials. The official website lists these episodes as various "pilots".

Animated commercials for the iichiko beverage company.

Specials included on the DVD release of the Cofun Gal no Coffy Campus Life series.

Unaired episode included with the Blu-ray/DVD release.

An original opening animation by Takashi Taniguchi for the 13th Indie Anime Festa, held in Mitaka, Tokyo.