DandeLion Animation Studio

This distinctive short film combines live-action footage with 3D animation to depict toys that come to life while their human owner is absent, but then freeze back into place when the little girl re-enters her room. Published one year later, the video was uploaded to DandeLion's official YouTube channel and was also featured as a bonus feature on the 47 Todoufuken R DVD.

At the park, Dong-Dong often ends up overlooked when other children are picking partners to play with, but he's content enough just rolling his marbles by himself. One day, instead of buying more marbles, he decides to get a bag of bright candies. After popping the first one, his old sofa unexpectedly begins speaking to him! They have an unanticipated conversation until the candy's power fades. It emerges that because of these magical sweets, every being and object around Dong-Dong is able to voice their own thoughts and emotions.

The anime series portrays the comedic interactions among dogs that represent the 47 todoufuken (prefectures) of Japan. Each dog is voiced by a voice actor who originates from that particular prefecture, and the design of each dog features a motif based on the region's specialty.

Commercial for Rohto Pharmaceutical featuring Riku Nanase from IDOLiSH7.

This series features idols taking on challenges centered around various themes, sharing their messages with everyone. Each unique idol delivers their own distinctive videos.

New Ensemble Stars!! web animated series based on the game story "Checkmate".

An Ensemble Stars! anime project based on the "Crossroad" event from the mobile rhythm game.

This anime project from the Ensemble Stars! franchise focuses on the Five Eccentrics and the (Past) fine units during the war era of the Ensemble Stars! mobile game. It adapts the "Element" storyline from the "Reminiscence＊Gathering of the Three Magicians" in-game event. The entire anime received an advanced screening on April 2 at the Tokyo Garden Theater.

Ji-U is a compassionate young man who utilizes lightning-fast, cat-like reflexes to quietly improve the world, rescuing lost children and abandoned animals one by one. Kayden, a fugitive secret agent, finds himself trapped in the body of an undeniably overweight, elderly, fluffy cat. Combining Ji-U's extraordinary abilities with Kayden's immense intellect, the pair sets out to battle the forces threatening to plunge the world into darkness, provided they can tolerate each other long enough to succeed.

Pokétoon is a collection of short animated clips featured on the Pokémon Kids TV Japan YouTube channel. The episodes consist of: #1: "Zuruggu to Mimikkyu - Chase the Beans" (ズルッグとミミッキュ), made by Dandelion Animation Studio, and first uploaded on June 5, 2020. #2: "Hero ni Naritai Yanchamu" (ヒーローになりたいヤンチャム), created by Pancakes, and first appearing on May 5, 2021. #3: "Yume no Tsubomi" (ユメノツボミ), crafted by Studio Colorido, with its initial release on June 6, 2021. #4: "Mattete ne! Koiking" (まっててね！コイキング), also from Studio Colorido, first shown online on July 2, 2021. #5: "Pokapoka Magumaggu House" (ぽかぽかマグマッグハウス), again by Studio Colorido, launched on August 5, 2021. #6: "Gengar ni Nacchatta!?" (ゲンガーになっちゃった！？), produced by Studio Colorido, and first posted on September 10, 2021. #7: "Fubuki no Natsu Yasumi" (ふぶきのなつやすみ), created by Mimoid, and first uploaded on October 8, 2021. #8: "Purin no Uta" (プリンのうた), produced by StudioGOONEYS, with its first appearance on December 28, 2021.

The narrative of ROBOMASTERS THE ANIMATED SERIES centers on Dandan, a first-year university student determined to refine his aerial drone entirely on his own. A random encounter causes him to become more open to different design approaches, and soon Dandan and his new friends are preparing to enter the annual ROBOMASTERS engineering competition.

In 1814, within Edo—present-day Tokyo—the city buzzes with a varied population: peasants, samurai, merchants, nobles, artisans, courtesans, and perhaps even supernatural beings. Tetsuzo, a celebrated artist nearing sixty, receives commissions from across Japan. He works tirelessly in his chaotic home-studio, producing extraordinary works like a massive Bodhidharma painting on an 180-square-meter sheet of paper and sparrows drawn on a single grain of rice. Known for a hot temper, sharp wit, and indifference to alcohol and riches, he charges steep fees for projects he would rather avoid. O-Ei, Tetsuzo's third daughter from his second marriage, is a no-nonsense twenty-three-year-old who has inherited her father's artistic skill and stubbornness. She often paints on his behalf without receiving credit. The power of her creations sometimes stirs up trouble. "Together, we can manage with our two brushes and four chopsticks, come what may," she says. Years later, Europe would recognize Tetsuzo's extraordinary talent under one of his many names: Katsushika Hokusai. His art would enchant Renoir, van Gogh, Monet, and Klimt. Yet few know of the woman who supported him and significantly contributed to his art without recognition. This story focuses on O-Ei, the overlooked daughter of Master Hokusai, portraying a spirited woman living in the shadow of her legendary father as the seasons pass.

The 4:44 ritual is said to allow anyone who broadcasts specific frequencies from the Akeyuki Sacred Tree using a radio at that exact time to travel to another dimension. Asuka Tsuchimiya and her friends Nana Nanase, Mia Silverstone, Yuu Tounaka, and Chloe Morisu put this legend to the test as part of their Crystal Radio Research Club activities. To their surprise, the ritual works, and they end up in a parallel world known as a fragment. There, they encounter a girl who looks almost exactly like Asuka but is serious and strong—she calls herself Seriouska. She warns them about a dangerous force called the Twilight, which is consuming all parallel worlds by erasing their unique possibilities. Her goal is to defeat the Twilight King, the one responsible for spreading the Twilight across the multiverse. The story follows the five girls as they discover their true selves and search for the Twilight King. However, the key to stopping the advancing Twilight may be closer to them than they realize.

In "Pingu in the City," the Pingu family relocates from their tranquil village to a bustling city where inhabitants pursue a variety of professions. Driven by curiosity, Pingu attempts to take part in these different jobs. Yet, his playful mischief consistently results in chaos, interfering with the everyday activities of the city's workers.

Shohoku's point guard and "speedster," Ryota Miyagi, relies on his sharp mind and lightning-fast moves to outmaneuver opponents while maintaining a calm facade. Growing up in Okinawa, Ryota had an older brother by three years. Inspired by his brother, a celebrated local player since childhood, Ryota became hooked on basketball as well. Now in his second year of high school, Ryota plays for the Shohoku High School basketball team alongside Sakuragi, Rukawa, Akagi, and Mitsui as they compete at the Inter-High School National Championship. They are now on the verge of facing the reigning champions, Sannoh Kogyo High School.