Kyotoma

The narrative centers on Shouta, an ordinary high school student whose existence is upended when a creature known as a Gasshapon manifests before him, claiming origins from the future. Resembling Bandai's Gashapon prize-dispensing machines, this entity was dispatched to the past by a future version of Shouta. In that distant era, an alien faction called CC (or Cold Cosmo) has dedicated itself to transforming all luminous and warm celestial bodies into dark, frigid realms akin to their own. Although the Gasshapon intended to transport young Shouta to the year 2080 to secure the future, imperfections in their time travel technology instead hurl him into a completely different period: the era of the Honnouji Incident in 1582. There, Shouta finds himself inhabiting the role of the renowned warlord Oda Nobunaga. Ultimately, the ONA series project was canceled, leaving only a one-minute promotional video as its sole remaining artifact.

Features 5 nurses working at the secret service at International Medical Center.

This Flash-animated comedy follows sumo wrestler Mikoshiarashi as he travels the world to become a Yokozuna—the title of Grand Sumo Champion. Along the way, he encounters many eccentric individuals, staying dedicated to his goal of achieving success.

In the distant past, Onyankopon watched over humanity until an elderly woman accidentally struck him on the head with a mallet while mashing yams, making him hesitant to interact directly with people. Consequently, he began assigning communication and problem-solving duties to his underlings. To assist Japanese high school girls with issues like losing weight, romance, and preparing for tests, Onyankopon employs Afrobeat music and dance.

After saving Earth from an asteroid impact using their crane game expertise, the Crane Game Girls rose to become the top idol group on the planet. But their triumph was marred by the mysterious vanishing of their manager, Saya, right before their final mission. Their lives took another strange turn when the rival idol group Dark Cherry hijacked one of their broadcasts to throw down a challenge. Things escalated further when Saya unexpectedly reappeared—now managing Dark Cherry. As the Crane Game Girls gear up to confront this new threat, they start uncovering the truth behind Saya's apparent betrayal and the mysterious motives behind Dark Gorilla's sudden assault on Earth.

In "Crane Game Girls," Saya, an agent of the World Space Association, discovers that an asteroid is heading toward Earth and that the only way to stop it lies in a special talent tied to crane games. Three skilled high school girls—Asuka, Mirai, and Kyouko—are found to be the only ones capable of developing this ability, which can produce an energy beam strong enough to push the asteroids away. To cultivate their skills, Saya convinces the girls she has recruited them as idols and has them work at an arcade, where she can oversee their progress. Under the pretense of idol training, she insists that mastering crane games is essential to their success. As the girls improve their crane game techniques, they start questioning Saya’s real motives, yet remain unaware of their actual mission to save the planet.

Reina, Ryouka, and Ruriko are second-year high school students who are proficient at making simple, B-class meals known as JK meshi. They frequently prepare these dishes when they need a break from studying for their exams.

In "Lights of the Clione," Minori Amamiya is an orphan who suffers from a chronic illness, causing her to frequently miss school and become a constant target of bullying from her middle school peers. They spread many false rumors and continually harass her. Although not every classmate takes part in the bullying, no one defends Minori, afraid they might become targets themselves. Yet two of her classmates, Takashi Aoi and Kyouko Tsukihashi, decide to stop this torment. Unable to directly confront the bullies, they devise a plan to befriend Minori after school, hoping to bring some happiness into her otherwise bleak life.