Grouper Productions

The anime Otenki Boys is designed for preschoolers and features characters inspired by different types of weather. It originally broadcast as part of the morning children's program Hirake! Ponkikki, and was later collected and made available on VHS.

In 'Kiki to Lala no Mamatte Suteki!', Lala discovers an unusual egg that soon hatches into a baby dragon. Along with Kiki, they decide to take care of the young dragon and name him Will. However, raising Will proves challenging as he grows at a rapid pace, and his innate dragon tendencies create considerable mayhem.

It's dancing time for Kiki and Lala.

This is one of the happiest days for Kiki and Lala as they receive a present sent to them by their parents.

In "Kiki to Lala no Habatake! Pegasus," Kiki and Lala embark on a mission to assist a lost Pegasus in returning to its home. As they progress, the journey grows more challenging because the Pegasus persistently irritates Kiki with its playful antics.

Kiki and Lala are learning about stars and constellations in this episode, and they even get to meet the Queen of Stars.

Kiki and Lala embark on adventures in search of happiness. This short film is part of the "Sanrio Anime Festival" series of theatrical releases.

A star that tries to act like a grown-up falls from the sky. Keroppi helps care for it and supports it in finding the confidence to shine brightly once more.

Kiki and Lala are getting ready for Hoshi Matsuri, and they are excitedly thinking about all the fun wishes they could make for themselves if they see a shooting star.

Kitty and Mimmy have to save a kingdom and break a magical spell on a sleeping princess.

The narrative centers on a 300-year-old hobgoblin residing at Widford Manor in the Cotswolds.

Three shorts based on stories by Hanai Aiko, who also directed this OVA.

While observing a stunning moonrise, a father and his daughter come across an elderly man. He gives them chocolate and shares memories from his final summer during World War II. These bittersweet stories emphasize a common human experience that goes beyond the war, uncovering a universal truth that touches everyone, no matter which side they were on.

Set in mythical third-century Japan, this historical fantasy follows Izumo, the young prince of Nakatsukuni. While his scholarly cousin Dekiru remains at home, Izumo longs to venture beyond his domain. A secret meeting with Sanae—who claims to be from Yamataikoku but is actually a Naga mage—changes everything. Captured by Takeru, a warrior from the hostile kingdom of Akusa, Sanae falls into the hands of the evil sorceress Yomihime. Accompanied by Navi, a resourceful glider pilot raised without parents, Izumo sets out to retrieve his realm’s sacred sword and learn to wield its mystical powers. Their mission to rescue Sanae requires defeating the legendary eight-headed serpent, Yamata-no-Orochi, which has risen once again.

In the film, Mario and Luigi run a grocery store. One night, Mario is absorbed in playing his Famicom when the screen goes blank. Princess Peach appears on the TV, crying for help as enemies attack her, and then leaps out of the television. Mario falls in love with her at first sight and promises to protect her. Shortly after, Koopa appears on the TV screen and begins emerging from it. He grabs Princess Peach and pulls her back into the television. Mario then notices a small brooch that Peach left behind on the floor. The next day, the brooch Peach dropped becomes a source of worry for Mario. Luigi immediately spots the brooch and identifies it as the "Visionary Jewel from the Country of Treasure." Soon, Kibidango, a small dog-like creature, wanders into the store and notices Mario holding Peach's brooch. It snatches the brooch away from Mario, angering him, which starts his and Luigi's pursuit of Kibidango into the Mushroom Kingdom.

The Inaho Junior High Ping-Pong Club is struggling with a lack of motivation just before a major tournament. Their new manager, Kyoko Iwashita, tries to spark their enthusiasm with an unusual incentive: a "sex pass" that grants the club's top player exclusive access to her for an entire month. This unconventional method kick-starts a series of extraordinary events. Among the six team members, Maeno stands out by introducing bizarre distractions every day. The rest of the players join in these antics, while club captain Takeda struggles to keep order amid the chaos. Surprisingly, when popular vice-captain Yuusuke Kinoshita starts attracting attention from various girls, Kyoko unexpectedly supports him. The club constantly hovers on the edge of being disbanded, forcing Takeda and his teammates to face many challenges. Although Maeno's frequent provocations often threaten the club's stability, he also comes up with audacious plans that might just save the day. Will Maeno's absurd strategies ultimately benefit the Ping-Pong Club, or will they only cause more trouble?