Winter 2014 Anime

When trouble strikes, a mysterious red phone number might appear. Dialing it connects you to Yato, a minor deity who calls himself the Yato God and aspires to amass millions of followers. Lacking even a single shrine, his ambitions remain unfulfilled, forcing him to scrape by with five-yen odd jobs. His situation worsens when his weapon partner abandons him for being incompetent. Yato’s fortunes shift when middle school student Hiyori Iki seemingly sacrifices herself to save him from a vehicle collision. While she survives, the incident destabilizes her spirit, allowing her soul to detach from her body. To restore her normal state, Hiyori insists Yato fix the problem, which requires a new weapon partner. Reluctantly, she agrees to assist him in finding one, offering hope that Yato’s luck is finally improving.

Raku Ichijou is a first-year student at Bonyari High School and the only heir to a feared yakuza family. Ten years ago, he made a promise to a childhood friend. Now, the only clue he has is a pendant with a lock, which can only be opened by the key the girl took with her when they separated. Years later, Raku has become an ordinary teenager who wants to stay as far away from his yakuza ties as possible and spend his school days with his middle school crush, Kosaki Onodera. But when the American Bee Hive Gang encroaches on his family's territory, Raku's peaceful romantic hopes are thrown into chaos. He is forced into a frustrating situation: he must pretend to be in a romantic relationship with Chitoge Kirisaki, the beautiful daughter of the Bee Hive's boss, in order to ease tensions between the two groups. Unfortunately, this huge lie couldn't be further from the truth—Raku and Chitoge hate each other on sight. She thinks he's a pathetic pushover, and in Raku's eyes, Chitoge is about as appealing as a savage gorilla. Nisekoi follows the daily struggles of this mismatched pair, forced to get along to keep the city peaceful. As more girls with connections to Raku's past appear in his life, his search for the girl who holds his heart and his promise takes him in more unexpected directions than he ever imagined.

Yuuta Togashi and Rikka Takanashi, the awkward couple, now live together as a new school year begins, yet their adorable relationship remains frozen. Yuuta struggles with having a chuuni girlfriend while the group—Sanae Dekomori, Shinka Nibutani, and Kumin Tsuyuri—continue their quirky ways despite moving up a grade. Making matters worse, another chuuni girl from Yuuta's middle school, Satone Shichimiya, shows up... With all these events centered on Yuuta, can he ever make progress in his relationship with Rikka?

On her sixteenth birthday, typical high school student Kobeni Yonomori is startled to learn that she has a prearranged fiancé and a sister-in-law she had no idea existed. Because of an agreement made by her late grandfather, Hakuya Mitsumine and his younger sister Mashiro have moved from their countryside home into the Yonomori household to strengthen ties with their newfound family. The series follows Kobeni’s uneasy romantic relationship with Hakuya as she tries to cope with these abrupt shifts in her life. But when concealed truths about the siblings come to light, Kobeni’s existence is forever transformed.

The Kazama Family consists of three aspiring delinquents and close friends, led by Kenji Kazama, who aim to gain notoriety at Fujou Academy. On the first day of the term, the group stumbles upon a fire in the Game Development Club and helps extinguish it. Instead of gratitude, the bizarre club members attack and incapacitate Kenji’s two friends, forcing him to fight for survival. Unable to escape, the gang leader is forced to join the Game Development Club. As he settles in, Kenji becomes acquainted with the four girls responsible for his temporary membership: student council president and all-around tyrant Chitose Karasuyama, spirited tomboy Sakura Mizukami, negligent club advisor Minami Oosawa, and the school’s notorious shadow leader Roka Shibasaki. Amid the Game Development Club’s constant antics and his desperate attempts to quit, Kenji starts to realize that he might actually be enjoying himself.

Dandy is a cool, pompadour-sporting guy who travels across the galaxy hunting down rare aliens for cash, all so he can hit his favorite spot: BooBies, the greatest diner in the universe. Roaming the stars in his trusty vessel, the Aloha Oe, he's joined by two equally quirky pals: QT, a robot built from a vacuum cleaner, and Meow, a cat-like alien. Though his work is exciting, it's never straightforward, and each new day brings a totally different, wild adventure. Dandy and his crew find themselves caught up in dangerous missions, romantic mishaps, and out-of-this-world situations—all while trying to evade the evil scientist Dr. Gel of the Gogol Empire.

Ayaka Kagari, the so-called Princess of Tougetsu High School, had always been out of reach for Honoka Takamiya, even though they shared the same commute and sat in the same classroom. Honoka just wanted a quiet, normal high school life, and the crowd of devoted admirers around Ayaka was nothing but a bother. That everyday routine comes to an abrupt end when Honoka is suddenly attacked by a mysterious witch. To his shock, Ayaka saves him, revealing herself as a fire witch who has been secretly protecting him. This event turns Honoka's peaceful existence upside down, pulling him into a struggle between the Workshop Witches, who want to safeguard humanity, and the Tower Witches, who are after the hidden power inside Honoka.

The power to bring about miracles is not merely a supernatural occurrence; it is an ability granted to a select few individuals. "Minimum," or small miracles, are special powers possessed only by those known as "Minimum Holders." The detective agency Yokohama Troubleshooting, commonly called Hamatora, consists of the "Minimum Holder PI Duo," Nice and Murasaki. Their base of operations is a single table at Cafe Nowhere, where the pair and their colleagues await new clients. Soon, the cases they start receiving appear oddly linked to a serial killer that their friend Art, a police officer, is investigating. The victims share one common trait: they are all Minimum Holders. As holders themselves, Nice and Murasaki are drawn into the case—but what exactly connects Nice to the person orchestrating everything?

Having been close friends since their middle school days, Haruka Takayama and Yuu Sonoda intend to attend Misato West High School together. But even though they end up in the same class, an unfortunate turn of events places them at opposite ends of the room. To make things worse, their school is set to close down in three years, making them the last group of first-year students ever enrolled. Despite this string of bad luck, Haruka is determined to stay by Yuu’s side and create plenty of wonderful memories with her. However, to Haruka’s jealousy, Yuu’s laid-back personality quickly draws the attention of their female classmates. Feeling for her friend’s growing unease, Yuu shares a deep, loving kiss with her in an empty classroom. This act strengthens their connection as “special friends,” slowly revealing a new side to their unique relationship while also bringing fresh challenges.

They say the more things change, the more they stay the same, and this holds especially true for Ousai Private Academy's student council. Despite a full year passing and the senior members entering their final year of high school, little has altered. President Shino Amakusa remains as lecherous as ever, Secretary Aria Shichijou still refuses to wear underwear, Treasurer Suzu Hagimura hasn't grown an inch, and Vice President Takatoshi Tsuda continues to serve as the straight man to their wild antics. Of course, limiting the fun to just the four of them might grow stale; though the group still messes around with the Judo Club and Newspaper Club, more girls have joined in on the excitement. Takatoshi's sister Kotomi, a new student at Ousai, is as depraved as the president, while Uomi, the aloof student council president from nearby Eiryou High School, fits right into Ousai's insanity. With endless absurdity and sexual humor that keeps coming, Takatoshi needs to toughen up if he hopes to keep up with all the madness surrounding him.

The world we know is only half the picture, as Takeshi Nanase discovers abruptly one summer morning. While heading to kendo practice, he finds an unconscious girl in an unfamiliar uniform. He does the right thing and helps her, but when she wakes up, she accidentally transforms him into a magic-user. Takeshi learns that there is his world and the world of magic users. Most magic users simply want to coexist peacefully with non-magicians, but some have greater ambitions. Mui Aiba is a magician enrolled at Subaru Magic Academy, where magic users learn to control their powers and live in harmony with ordinary humans. After his fateful encounter with Mui, Takeshi and his newly magical friends Kurumi Isoshima and Kazumi Ida also decide to enroll at the academy. Each of the three friends has different reasons for continuing to fight—whether to escape the past or catch up to the future. They wield different kinds of powers, which they must learn to harness to fight off the Ghost Trailers, a group of magicians willing to use violence to assert their superiority over humans. Pursued by the Ghost Trailers, Takeshi and his friends must train to become stronger, face the leader of the Trailers, and prevent the start of the Second Great Magic War.

Rumi Yokoi's sole desire is to concentrate during lessons, yet she can't help being distracted by her seatmate Toshinari Seki. Paying heed in class is the last thing on Seki's mind, as he becomes absorbed in elaborate projects using various objects—ranging from an intricate domino setup covering his desk to a perilous conflict enacted with shogi pieces. Yokoi tries hard to stay focused, but she repeatedly gets drawn into his fascinating quirks; though this often results in her being scolded by the teacher. At least, the school day is never boring thanks to Seki's playful distractions.

Idol fanatic Kousaku Hata is crushed when his beloved Yuka Kusakabe abruptly announces her retirement at the height of her success. As her most devoted admirer, this news hits him harder than he can handle. Thrown into deep despair, he withdraws from the world and locks himself away. But when his friends finally persuade him to return to school, he receives a shocking surprise. His idol has transferred into his class, now going by the name Ringo Kinoshita. This unbelievable turn of events reignites Kousaku's determination, and he commits himself to making the most of this once-in-a-lifetime chance. With encouragement from his teacher and friends, Kousaku strives to grow closer to the girl of his dreams and discover the true reason she left the entertainment industry.

Left to fend for themselves after being abandoned by their cruel parents, the Hasegawa siblings, Utsutsu and Yume, are led astray by striking red butterflies that have appeared in their world. Unknown to them, these crimson-winged heralds announce the arrival of a cannibalistic nightmare—a mysterious virus named Pupa is about to emerge. Fully succumbing to Pupa, Yume undergoes a horrifying transformation into a monstrous being with an uncontrollable craving for flesh; Utsutsu, however, is only partially infected, gaining instead remarkable regenerative abilities. Reaffirming the vow he made to himself years earlier, Utsutsu is prepared to sacrifice everything to always stay by his beloved little sister's side. Pupa tells the story of a devoted brother's desperate efforts to save his sister while protecting the world from her ravenous hunger.

Saikin, Imouto no Yousu ga Chotto Okashiinda ga. centers on a family that is still mending itself. Following their wedding, the Kanzakis bring together a teen son and daughter. High school freshman Mitsuki Kanzaki, however, is not on board. Scarred by a past of missing and cruel father figures, she struggles to open up to her new stepfather and stepbrother. Then an accident sends Mitsuki to the hospital, and she becomes possessed by the spirit of Hiyori Kotobuki—a girl her age who harbored a fierce love for Mitsuki's stepbrother Yuuya. Because her love for Yuuya went unreturned, Hiyori cannot move on to the afterlife; she must make it come true... inside Mitsuki's body! Now Mitsuki's survival depends on helping Hiyori ascend to Heaven. But can she endure sharing herself with an overbearing, lovestruck ghost? Will she ever trust her new family? Can she bring herself to satisfy Hiyori's longing for Yuuya? And could there be some hidden desires of her own?

Frazzle-haired middle schooler Inari Fushimi is shy, clumsy, but genuinely kind. While running through the winding streets of her hometown, she takes a shortcut past the local shrine and finds a small fox pup struggling in a river. After rescuing him, she continues on her way, but her life is about to change drastically. Grateful for saving the pup, the shrine goddess Uka-no-Mitama-no-Kami, called "Uka-sama," bestows a fragment of her power upon Inari. Now Inari can transform into anyone by shouting the magic phrase "Inari, konkon." She wonders if this ability will give her the courage to confess her feelings to her crush, Kouji Tanbabashi. With her new divine power and the fox spirit Kon, Inari forms a heartfelt friendship with Uka-sama, encounters more of the supernatural world, and comes to learn that true love knows no limits.

Takeru keeps studying at Tenbi Academy while serving on the recently established Security Committee. Together with his fellow members, he fights against dishonest people who misuse their Maken for wicked ends. At the same time, his own desires and the clashing romantic feelings of the girls around him make things a lot more complicated.

Now settled into life at Ooezo Agricultural High School, Yuugo Hachiken delves into the deeper significance of his school experience. As he gains greater self-understanding and hones the skills needed for his daily routines, he is even appointed vice-president of the Equestrian Club. The upcoming term presents a range of agricultural challenges and personal struggles, yet Hachiken presses on to find his own dream and keep collaborating with his companions.

The entire countryside halts at midday to observe a rare solar eclipse, rumored to let ordinary people see Mushi. Unable to look away, the air fills with awe and wonder—but those familiar with the Mushi brace for what comes after the eclipse. Following a prediction from Tanyuu Karibusa, the cursed recorder, Mushishi Ginko arrives in an unlucky farming village. Right after the solar eclipse, a strange black cloud gathers in the sky, blocking the sun once more. Suspecting the work of a Mushi called Hihami, Ginko aims to free the village from endless darkness. Yet, not all villagers seem eager to return to the light.

Asuta Jimon is a runaway wandering the streets at night when he stumbles upon a young girl collapsed next to her tricycle. After he shares some food with her, she is touched by his kindness and invites him to join her group, handing him a face mask and a sweet bun. Needing a place to stay, Asuta goes along with it and takes on the codename "Dva." What Dva doesn't realize is that this cute girl is Kate Hoshimiya, the leader of Zvezda, a secret organization aiming to conquer the world. He soon grasps the seriousness of her claim as strange events pull him deeper into Zvezda and its eccentric members—the samurai-like vanguard Itsuka Shikabane, tech genius Natalia "Natasha" Vasylchenko, troublesome Yasubee "Yasu" Morozumi, ex-gangster Gorou Shikabane, and multi-purpose robot Roboko Tsujii. With "White Light," a powerful justice organization, and the entire Japanese government opposing them, can Zvezda truly dominate all of humanity and let their light shine across the world?

Hell operates as a vast bureaucracy, and its affairs have never been more efficiently managed thanks to the demonic diligence of Hoozuki, the right-hand demon to Lord Enma, King of Hell. Whether advising the legendary Momotarou of Japanese folklore or hosting diplomatic envoys from the Judeo-Christian underworld, the demon pulling the strings from behind the king's formidable silhouette is ready to crush any obstacle into a bloody pulp. Figuratively speaking, of course. The embodiment of micro-management, armed with negotiation tactics worthy of a Wall Street trader, Hoozuki no Reitetsu follows the sadistic and collected Hoozuki as he navigates his daily tasks troubleshooting hell. With a roster of familiar figures from popular Japanese folklore and East Asian mythology filling middle-management roles, this referential and anachronistic dark comedy redefines the concept of "employer liability." After all, how difficult can it be to oversee employees from hell?

The series centers on Tomoya Mizuhara, a thirteen-year-old boy who unexpectedly acquires an older stepsister when his father remarries. Seventeen-year-old Ichika is somewhat odd, and her love for Tomoya is excessively intense, almost frightening. To make matters more complicated, Ichika's friend Ruri is an extreme sadist. Additionally, there is Ichika's quarter-Japanese friend Marina, who has a large bust.

To explore the "end of the sky" mentioned in ancient legends, Kal-el Albus is dispatched to the floating island of Isla. There, he joins the Aerial Division of Cadoques High School, living a carefree existence with his classmates. But everything changes when a sudden assault by the air tribe plunges Isla into a violent conflict.

Following visions that point to the location of the King of Salvation, Jeanne Kaguya d'Arc escapes with the brilliant Leonardo da Vinci from the West Star to the East Star. There, she meets Nobunaga Oda, the son of a local feudal lord who, after a crushing defeat at the hands of a rival clan, has vowed to conquer the world alongside his comrades. Convinced that Nobunaga is indeed the King of Salvation, Jeanne swears loyalty to the Oda clan. Meanwhile, King Arthur, the ruler of the West Star, dispatches his ruthless general Gaius Julius Caesar and his army of combat machines to conquer Nobunaga's planet and seize the Holy Grail. Although Kaguya believes Arthur is the King of Destruction, the reckless antics of Nobunaga "The Fool"—who named his own combat suit after his nickname—on the battlefield raise doubts about his ability to lead. With the assistance of Himiko, the Queen of Yamato, Nobunaga and his clan must unite to overcome tragedies, recover from betrayals, and ultimately save the world.

Ordinary high school student Aoba Watase is suddenly attacked by a giant robot called a "Valiancer," only to be rescued by his mysterious classmate Hina Yumihara. After revealing that both she and the enemy robot come from the future, Hina sends Aoba seventy years forward in time to save his life. Arriving in the future, Aoba finds himself inside the cockpit of a Valiancer named "Luxon," right in the middle of a battle between the military forces of the Free Pact Alliance (FPA) and the Zogilia Republic. When he demonstrates a strong compatibility with FPA pilot Dio Weinberg, the two successfully execute a "coupling," enabling them to share experiences and thereby boost their abilities and skills. Though Aoba manages to survive the unexpected fight, he is taken into custody by the FPA ship Cygnus for questioning. While the student's main worry is whether he can ever return home, he has no idea that he is about to become entangled in a war to save the world.

Super Sonico is a clumsy, adorable, and busty 18-year-old girl with a soft spot for anything cute, particularly stray cats, which she eagerly takes in. But while Sonico should be living a simple, carefree life as a young college student, her reality is far from easy: she juggles working as a professional model, holding down a part-time job at her grandmother's restaurant, and practicing guitar and performing concerts with her friends Suzu Fujimi and Fuuri Watanuki in their band, First Astronomical Velocity—all while attending college. SoniAni: Super Sonico the Animation follows Sonico as she takes on tough challenges in her quest to find her place in the world, even as her days overflow with love and happiness.

During a school trip to Taiwan, high school student Shio Ogura finds herself ambushed by monsters. Government operatives from DOGOO, known as E-Gene Holders who use weapons channeling historical spirits, also arrive on the scene. Shio proves to be an E-Gene Holder herself when the spirit of Oda Nobunaga awakens after she attempts to save a friend.

Set in Tokyo in 2018, this series explores a society where ordinary people and magic users live side by side. Strict regulations govern the use of magic, leading to the establishment of specialized magic courts to handle related legal disputes. Within these courts, Benmashi, or wizard barristers, serve as defense attorneys for those accused of magical infractions. The narrative centers on Cecil, the youngest Benmashi ever recorded, alongside her colleagues as they take on cases and defend their clients.

While the idol group Wake Up, Girls has entered the spotlight, their journey toward stardom is fraught with danger. For members Mayu, Airi, Minami, Yoshino, Nanami, Kaya, and Miyu, navigating trust is particularly challenging due to manager Matsuda’s inexperience, which leaves them vulnerable to exploitation by unscrupulous parties. This vulnerability becomes critical when the president of Green Leaves vanishes with the majority of the funds, and their new producer proves more focused on having the girls wear revealing swimsuits than promoting their musical talent. As rumors about Mayu’s history with a rival group spread and internal conflicts threaten to fracture the team, they must rely on more than just ambition. While singing is an industry, it is their friendship and passion for music that will hold them together.

In a near-future world, five Black Points appear across the globe, serving as gateways to parallel dimensions. Soon after, bizarre creatures invade through these portals. These beings hail from five different timelines of the same world. To guarantee their own timeline's continued existence, each of the five invading forces battles to annihilate the others. The key to everything lies in a single card-shaped device.

Saki Miyanaga advances with the Kiyosumi High School mahjong squad to the national stage of the Interhigh Mahjong Championship. However, the path to the summit is fraught with challenges, as she encounters rivals whose abilities match or potentially surpass her own. Undeterred by these formidable threats, Saki remains resolute, determined to achieve her ultimate objective: to reunite with her sister face-to-face.

Elementary school student Keita Amano possesses a curiosity as innocent as any other kid his age. However, when he decides to explore deeper into the woods one day, he stumbles upon a tiny, mysterious capsule. Emerging from it is Whisper—a ghost-like being who, after 190 years of imprisonment, is grateful that someone has finally freed him. As a reward, Whisper decides to become Keita's guardian against supernatural entities. Whisper is one of many Yo-kai inhabiting the world, and he gives Keita a special Yo-kai Watch that allows him to see and interact with all other Yo-kai. Yo-kai Watch follows Keita, Whisper, and the cat spirit Jibanyan as they encounter Yo-kai, befriend them, resolve the mischief they so often create, and—with the watch's aid—call upon the powers of previously befriended Yo-kai to help them. Young Keita may have been just an ordinary elementary school student when he first met the Yo-kai, but the many adventures that follow his discovery provide him with invaluable experiences and important life lessons that help him grow.

Kou arrives in a slum district looking for his older brother, Takumi, only to discover that he has established himself as the head of a private detective agency. Takumi recruits Kou to handle various errands and chores for the firm, leading the brothers to encounter a diverse array of intriguing individuals.

Fifth-grader Himeji Wakaba possesses the eerie gift of perceiving entities invisible to others. These are typically malevolent spirits that target those near her, causing Wakaba to remain isolated and seldom smile. Although she often takes in stray animals, her parents refuse to allow her to keep them. Concerned by her gloomy and unsettling demeanor, they finally agree to let her keep whatever stray she brings home next. That creature turns out to be a pink monster named Pupipo. While its exact nature remains a mystery, Pupipo shields Wakaba from the harmful spirits she encounters. It also aids her in befriending a transfer student obsessed with the occult and resolving bullying issues. With her new pet by her side, Wakaba’s world becomes a significantly happier place.

Some time ago, the unsealing of a chest called the "Axia" unleashed the formerly imprisoned members of the Phantom Empire into the world. To defend humanity from these vengeful villains, warriors known as the Precure rise up, and their heroic deeds have made them celebrities on television screens worldwide. Hime Shirayuki, a princess from the kingdom where the Axia was originally kept, is one such warrior who transforms into "Cure Princess" to fight monsters summoned by the Empire. Yet Hime's timid nature often hinders her success in repelling the enemy. Frustrated by her bad luck and determined to find a Precure partner, Hime befriends Megumi Aino, a carefree teenage girl. When a general of the Phantom Empire appears, Hime struggles to accomplish much against his attacks. Wanting to protect her new friend, Megumi awakens her hidden potential—turning into "Cure Lovely." With their goal of safeguarding the world, Megumi and Hime create a new Precure team called the "Happiness Charge Precure" while embarking on a journey to find true love.

Go! Go! 575 is an adaptation of the Project 575 games released for PlayStation Vita and iOS, which enable anyone to craft songs using the traditional Japanese 5-7-5 syllable meter found in haiku and tanka poetry.

This is an adaptation of the Future Card Buddyfight trading card game. The story is set in a more futuristic version of the present day, where the Buddyfight card game connects to a parallel universe through special cards known as Buddy Rare Cards, which act as portals. These portals bring monsters from that universe to Earth so they can form bonds with humans as buddies. Through friendship and courage, people of all ages engage in challenges called Buddyfights—friendly, harmless competitions. The protagonist, Gaou Mikado, has just begun playing Buddyfight. As the story unfolds, the Buddyfights start becoming a little too real...

An information show featuring Logiko and Comako, two female characters derived from Logicoma, voiced by Miyuki Sawashiro. Also includes a short anime "Kabushiki Gaisha: Kyuuka" with Motoko (voiced by Maaya Sakamoto) as a company employer, airing during episodes 4-14.

Second season of Wooser no Sono Higurashi.

Many characters from Falcom's game library—including the Dragon Slayer, The Legend of Heroes, and Ys series—gather together at one school.

Second season of Tesagure! Bukatsumono.

Computer-generated ramen bowls that resemble cats and have the personalities of high school girls discuss everyday life topics related to ramen. The opening and ending sequences portray them as 2D anime cat-girls with naruto accessories, despite the actual show not representing them that way.

Velonica travels from the faraway planet Metrotopia across the entire galaxy and lands on Earth. Her goal is straightforward: locate Earth's leader and finalize a contract to install a giant antenna, linking Earth to the Galaxy Network. Shortly after arriving, Velonica realizes Earth has no single leader and that its people are busy with bizarre, irrational activities. Before her father—the President of the Galaxy Network—steps in, Velonica must figure out how to understand this backward planet.

In the sky high above the clouds, Zeushi-kun, the meat-loving prince of Nikuniku Land, along with his friend Minota, thinks about meat every single day. (Oh, they like veggies too.) Right now, they are crashing with the Miito family down on the surface to explore all sorts of tasty domestic meat products. Through lively scenes of delicious meat spread across the Miito family's dinner table, the anime showcases the wonders of livestock and agricultural products, focusing on domestic meat, in a fun and easy-to-understand way.

Ren Yan investigates a ruin and stumbles upon a sleeping boy named Pandora. Pandora and Ye Feng develop a strong bond of friendship. Meanwhile, a faction dwelling within the ruins of seven ancient Chinese civilizations seeks to harness Pandora's immense power to forge a perfect new world. In response, Ye Feng and his companions resolve to stand for justice and oppose them. At that point, Pandora recovers his memories, recalling that his own purpose was also to create a new world. He aligns with the people of the seven civilizations to stop Ye Feng and accomplish his mission. Yet, he eventually feels great remorse for his deeds and ultimately employs the power of friendship to restore the Earth, imbuing it with hope anew.

Shorts featuring music note cats. These debuted on television on February 22, 2014, with the first episode also released on an official YouTube channel that same day. Globally, character illustrations of cats, dogs, and bears have captured everyone's hearts. A brand-new program—the first of its kind in Japan—dedicated entirely to cat characters for cat enthusiasts began airing in February 2014. A wide array of cat characters, designed by Japan's top creators and illustrators, are animated and given voice by popular KAWAII (cute) anime voice actors. This show is a must-watch not only for fans of cat characters but for all anime lovers.

A parody of Flanders no Inu that has Parasche being a key-activated mecha robot who fights the antagonists.

Hiyori lost her grandmother. To prevent her from crying all day, every day, Hiyori's father constructed a humanoid robot named Washimo that resembles her grandmother, complete with dentures. It travels faster than a snail but slower than a rhinoceros beetle; in truth, though, it can outrun a bullet train.

In the legendary continent of Labelle, a mysterious power known as the Holy Spirit lies hidden. The secret to obtaining this power is recorded in the book of flowers, which is guarded by numerous Flower Fairy Kings. Only the legendary magic ambassador is recognized as worthy of awakening this power and using it to defeat evil. To this end, the evil force led by Jakarta, the Queen of the Dark, has launched a war against the continent of Labelle. With the help of the Flower Goddess Pupula and the tribe of the gouring flower fairies, the fate of Labelle becomes linked with that of an Earth girl—the legendary envoy, XiaAnAn.

The series "47 Todoufuken R" takes its foundation from the 2011 anime "47 Todoufuken," though it introduces new characters rendered in 3D. The term "ken" within "Todoufuken" functions as a pun, as it can refer to both a prefecture and a dog.

Assistant Detective Rascal travels around the world with Uncle Po to check various mysteries.

The fifth season of Pororo with a focus more on racing.

Based on the upcoming "Underground Princess" idol role playing game for mobile devices.

The third season of Kkoma Bus Tayo.

The travel reporter camping car Camp, the new Broomstown port authority manager Belle, and the cute forklift Lifty are all fresh faces in Broomstown. Additionally, Bruner has a new adorable cousin named Bruny.

An original song by Mah featuring the Vocaloid VY1 V3.

A group of anthropomorphic animal companions form a close bond while practicing their ukulele skills. The series was broadcast as part of the Everybody! Nico Rich program on TOKYO MX.