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In "Sore Ike! Anpanman: Kagayake! Burikid no Christmas Tree," Burikid takes his spaceship and heads to Christmas Valley, carrying a shining tin tree meant to help Santa and Rudolph find children who would otherwise not receive gifts. Along the way, a heavy snowstorm hits, causing Burikid and the tree to be thrown from the ship into a container. Anpanman and his friends find the abandoned spacecraft and split up to search for Burikid. Meanwhile, Baikinman, wrongly believing Burikid is just a toy, arrives in his Baikin Buri Robot and intends to ruin the holiday celebration. Can Anpanman and the others get the tin tree to Santa and make sure presents are handed out on time?

Poppo discovers a "star" in the snow and meets Anpanman and his friends, who are preparing for Christmas. They join forces to assist Santa, but their efforts are disrupted when Baikinman, disguised as Steam Locomotive Man, steals the gifts and causes chaos in the town. Meanwhile, after drinking milk, Poppo falls asleep and uncovers the mysterious power of the "star."

Christmas day has finally arrived in Christmas Valley, where a bountiful harvest of gift-bearing fruit has once again appeared. Nicola, an aspiring Santa Claus, comes to assist. However, Baikinman captures both Santa and Rudolph, threatening to spoil the holiday. A swift rescue operation is needed to save the day and ensure Christmas goes ahead as planned.

During the annual Christmas concert rehearsals, Dokin-chan sneaks in disguised and joins Shokupanman and the others. Watching them, Kokin-chan says she wants to sing along, but Dokin-chan flatly turns her down. Feeling hurt, Kokin-chan starts crying as she usually does, though there is something strange about her behavior this time. At first annoyed, Dokin-chan soon grows worried and goes after Kokin-chan, who has run outside.

One night under a full moon, Little Wolf transforms into a ghostly wolf and goes on a rampage. The next day, he is found unconscious in the snow and saved by Santa and his reindeer, Rudolf. Rudolf then carries the melancholic Little Wolf through the skies. It is now Christmas Eve, and the town is bustling with holiday festivities. Little Wolf seems to be having a wonderful time and helps Santa deliver presents to everyone. Impressed by Santa, Little Wolf receives an amazing gift.

On Christmas Eve, Dokin-chan and Baikinman get into an argument. Shortly after, Kokin-chan appears and invites Dokin-chan to take part in a Christmas cake-making activity. Meanwhile, feeling dejected, Baikinman wanders aimlessly but later makes his way to the cake-making venue with the intention of sabotaging the event and wreaking havoc all over the town. Can Anpanman halt Baikinman's destructive rampage? Will Dokin-chan and Baikinman patch things up and spend a merry Christmas Eve together?

It is Christmas Eve, and everyone is buzzing with excitement as they gather for the holiday festivities. On Iron Planet, a cheerful Iron Christmas party is in full swing. Kokin-chan is delighted to be visiting the planet for the first time and quickly becomes friends with Kotetsu-chan. The two have a wonderful time at the Iron amusement park. Suddenly, disaster strikes: the beloved Christmas tree is mysteriously transformed into one of Baikinman's robots, and everyone is turned into trees. The group faces grave danger and must come together to protect their precious Christmas celebration before Santa Claus arrives.

On Christmas Eve, the town buzzes with holiday excitement as everyone gets ready for the celebrations. Everyone eagerly awaits Santa's arrival, except for Baikinman, who is clearly irritated by the festive mood. Over in Christmas Valley, Santa is busy preparing presents when Baikinman launches a sudden attack. Santa manages to escape on Rudolph, but a fresh menace emerges—the Snow Wolf.

Princess Doremi extends invitations to a Christmas concert on Doremifa Island, so Anpanman and his companions head off to join the celebration, intending to play songs using the island's unique bell fruits. However, Baikinman, disguised as Santa Claus, sets off crackers that unleash sticky buns, which spread contamination across Doremifa Island, the musical instrument buns, and the entire hero group. Can the holiday spirit endure this chaos? Anpanman, go for it!

It is Christmas Eve, and children are excitedly writing down their wishes for Santa. Yet Melonpanna feels lonely, wishing she could spend the holiday with her big sister, Rollpanna. At the same time, Baikinman hatches a scheme to take all the presents for himself. Can Anpanman safeguard the children's letters? And will Melonpanna's heartfelt wish be granted?

In "Sore Ike! Anpanman: Anpanman to Hajimete no Christmas Night," Anpanman and his companions are busy decorating their town for Christmas Eve. Smoke Dog, who can turn into any object, decides to tag along. Because Smoke Dog typically vanishes into mist after dark, he has never witnessed a Christmas Eve celebration. To fix this, the group journeys together to Christmas Valley. There, Smoke Dog aids Santa by transforming into a basket full of presents, but their festive mood is endangered when Baikinman, determined to foil Anpanman, teams up with Dr. Hiyari to stir up trouble.

Christmas has finally arrived, the long-awaited day! Together with Akachanman, we lend a hand to Santa in Christmas Valley. But during the trip, Akachanman grows sleepy. After waking from her nap, she encounters a Santa who is unlike the familiar one.

This series is an educational animated program designed for preschool audiences, featuring characters from the Anpanman universe. Every episode centers on a different season among the four.

Pantan, a red panda, sets out to locate the treasure believed to be hidden within a rainbow star in the night sky, hoping to fulfill a promise made to an adventurer from long ago. When Pantan and Anpanman meet, Anpanman offers his assistance to help Pantan achieve this goal.

Join Anpanman and their friends for birthday celebrations in this cheerful series! Every episode highlights songs, stories, and characters that correspond to a particular month of the year.

In the film "Sore Ike! Anpanman Movie: Baikinman to Ehon no Lulun," a mysterious voice entices Baikinman into an enchanted picture book, proclaiming him a warrior of love and courage. Inside this magical realm, he encounters Lulun, a timid forest fairy residing in a vast woodland located beyond a large desert. Lulun requests Baikinman's help to defeat a fearsome Sucking Elephant, though she struggles to find the courage to face it herself. Inspired by Baikinman's determination, Lulun starts to grow braver, but the Sucking Elephant proves too powerful for them to handle on their own. As their predicament becomes more urgent, Baikinman urges Lulun to summon Anpanman. The three unlikely heroes then join forces to battle the creature.

The story of "Sore Ike! Anpanman: Chapon no Hero!" follows Chapon, a boy who descends from the heavens without any recollection of his past. While living with Anpanman, Chapon begins aiding those in need and discovers happiness in bringing smiles to others, inspiring him to aim for becoming a hero in the same vein as Anpanman. But when Baikinman exposes the truth about Chapon's origins, Chapon is forced to choose whether his identity is shaped by his past or by his aspiration to be a hero.

A new retelling of Anpanman's origin story.

A double feature with Sore Ike! Anpanman: Mija to Mahou no Lamp.

In the film "Sore Ike! Anpanman: Tanoshiku Teasobi Mama ni Natta Kokin-chan!?", the story introduces Kokin-chan, Dokin-chan's younger sister who is famous for her ability to cry fake tears on demand. While exploring one day, Kokin-chan discovers an egg that soon hatches into a caterpillar named Tefutefu. The little creature immediately declares Kokin-chan to be his mother. Together with Anpanman and the rest of their friends, they sing and dance joyfully while working together to take care of their new infant companion.

Roboly, a talented robot girl living on Comet Robo—a planet where robots can create nearly anything—realizes that there is one essential thing she cannot fabricate. This discovery prompts her to leave her world in search of the missing element. Together with her small robotic bird companion, Koto, she finds a gift box containing a lovely music box and journeys to Anpanman's realm to locate its rightful owner. Through her encounters with Anpanman, she experiences a strange, new warmth in her chest. As she explores these feelings, her bond with Anpanman and his friends deepens. Meanwhile, Baikinman builds a powerful mecha named Roboking and attacks Comet Robo. Can Anpanman and his team defend the planet from Baikinman's attack? And will Roboly uncover the "important thing" she is seeking?

A CG animated music video featuring the character Shirome-chan.

While living in the United Kingdom, Mitsuru Hanagata forged a resilient personality by confronting harassment directed at Asian individuals. After coming back to Japan, he assumes leadership of a baseball squad composed of delinquent youths and meets his longtime rival, Hyuuma Hoshi. Following success at Koshien, both rivals move into professional baseball, with Hanagata joining the Giants and Hyuuma signing with the Tigers. As they hone their abilities, they clash repeatedly—Hyuuma unleashing his formidable Big League pitch while Hanagata battles with fierce determination.

Second season of Yukai na Animal Bus.

Kokekkou-san is a mother hen in a big chicken family. Keeping everyone and everything right is not an easy job for her.

A biographical anime centered on Takashi Yanase, the creator of Sore Ike! Anpanman, adapted from Kumiko Kakehashi's novel of the same name. The series commemorates what would have been the manga artist's 100th birthday.

Kubbe is a young boy residing in the woods who embarks on everyday adventures gathering various objects he discovers. Afterward, he organizes, tags, and stores his collection in green boxes. Ultimately, he takes his grandmother's guidance and establishes a museum inside his home, showcasing all the items he has collected. Based on the picture book Kubbe lager museum (Kubbe makes a museum) by Norwegian illustrator Åshild Kanstad Johnsen.

On a remote southern island, a fish opens its mouth toward a cat, and from this interaction, the "nekozakana" (cat-fish) is born.

Korasho, the spirit that dwells within a randsell backpack, comes from Benesse's "Shinken Zemi Shogaku Kouza," a correspondence course designed for young elementary school children. This film is a joint production of the Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC) and Team Kuroshio, a collective of researchers and engineers focused on exploring the ocean depths.

Mameushi-kun follows the farmland adventures of a calf that is as small as a dust speck.

Characters from Kubbe and Fuji TV's Gachapin appear together in this crossover short. Made to back the TV launch of the Kubbe Kort Animasjon anime on Gachapin's show Hirake! Ponkikki, it additionally advertises co-branded merchandise featuring toys from both series.

A promotional video for Johnsen Kubbe's picture book debuted in Japan on October 15, 2014. A markedly different second preview video was later created for the release of the book's second edition.

The film follows Buruburu, a timid lion and member of a treasure-hunting clan. After receiving a treasure map from his father, Buruburu goes on an adventure with Anpanman to win the respect of the rest of the clan. The journey is disrupted when Baikinman appears, intending to claim the treasure for himself.

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A special Christmas episode.

A special Christmas episode.

Double Feature with Sore Ike! Anpanman: Yuuki no Hana ga Hiraku Toki.

Kimoshiba is a peculiar being that looks like a giant shiba inu. It loves curry, particularly curry bread, and works at a funeral parlor. Similar entities are yamishiba and onishiba.

During this recap episode, the main character reflects on the series' events so far, and these moments are intercut with scenes of them playing a variety of card and board games.

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A pilot film directed by Sadao Tsukioka for Little Nemo, the first of three that were made.

Second season of Pururun! Shizuku-chan.

A special Christmas episode.

Princess Vanilla is a princess from a land made of ice cream, yet no matter how hard she practices every day, she cannot create ice cream herself. Frustrated by her inability, she runs away from her palace and encounters Anpanman and Kokin-chan. As she travels with them, she discovers the reason behind her failure to make ice cream. Meanwhile, Baikinman launches an attack on the ice cream land while Princess Vanilla is absent.

This 2015 Anpanman movie follows Creampanda and Kokin as they find a mysterious lamp. A magic user named Mija appears from it, and the three use magic to enter the lamp. However, a broken bracelet traps them inside that world, so they must search for a faraway magic spring to fix the bracelet and return home.

In "Anpanman: Fluffy Flurry & the Land of the Clouds," Anpanman and his friends join forces with the cloud child Fuwari to safeguard Cloud Country. This floating land moves between various towns and stars, releasing clouds that produce rain and rainbows to nourish plants and flowers. When a newly formed cloud from Cloud Country encounters Baikinman and his crew, the baby cloud is given the name Fuwari and quickly forms a strong bond with Dokin-chan as they mature together.

Through the wickedness of Baikinman and his cohorts, Doremifa Castle—the home of Princess Doremi, who loves singing and dancing—is transformed into a gloomy haunted house called Baikin Doremifa Castle.

Anpanman helps a greedy princess and a kind robot find the princess's lost magic wand, which has the ability to turn anything it touches into toys.

25th Anpanman movie. Screened simultaneously with Minna de Teasobi: Anpanman to Itazura Obake.

Adapted from Shimizu Chinami and Furuya Yoshi's popular manga in Weekly Bunshun.

At the annual mushroom festival, Baikinman and Dokin-chan crash the event and kidnap Kinoko, Kamameshidon's cherished companion. A fairy from the nearby lake grants power to Kamameshidon, transforming him into Super Gold Kamameshidon. Together with the Donburiman-Trio, he sets out to rescue Kinoko. However, they wind up in Mushroom Valley, where hazardous mushrooms affect them. Luckily, Maki-chan the sushi-roll arrives to lend a hand.

This 1990 Anpanman short, directed by Shunji Oga, was screened alongside the series' second feature film. A jidaigeki parody unique in the franchise for having neither Anpanman nor Baikinman, it instead centers on Omusubiman — a wandering masterless samurai (ronin) with a triangular rice-ball head — who travels the land helping people in need, usually accompanied by his young disciple Komusubiman.

In the Anpanman universe, a large-scale race called the Anpanman Grand Prix is held across land, sea, and sky, using custom-built vehicles. Maggie, an energetic young girl from Flower Land, accidentally damages Creampanda's race car. After she helps repair the vehicle, she becomes Creampanda's partner for the competition.

The ultimate Beetle Battle is about to begin! Mushiking: The King of Beetles is a 21st-century beetle battling game that has captivated children worldwide, moving beyond the arcade scene. With over 420 million cards distributed, Mushiking is not only a major arcade phenomenon but also making waves across different media like the Game Boy Advance and a TV anime series. Kent Mirai is a passionate young competitor who aspires to become the world's top Mushiking champion. He spends every day battling alongside his beetle, Mushiking, the King of Beetles. One day, Kent meets a mysterious boy named Shiro Mizorogi, who coldly defeats numerous beetle battle opponents with ruthless efficiency. Shiro controls the Neptune Beetle, a creature never seen before, which glows with an ominous aura and red eyes. Empowered by Dr. Black, who is obsessed with winning at any cost, Shiro sets the stage for an intense clash between Kent and his Mushiking, the King of Beetles, and the sinister forces of the Neptune Beetle.

In the Anpanman World, the community is busy with preparations for their annual Star Festival. On that special day, an egg unexpectedly hatches from Baikinman's trash bin, revealing a curious boy named Kulun. Despite his mysterious origins, Kulun quickly becomes part of the group, happily spending each day with his new friends. However, dark stars soon begin falling from the sky, prompting Anpanman to head to the Star of Life, where he suspects the unusual phenomenon may be originating.

5th Anpanman short movie.

"Insect Land" is an anime adaptation based on "nature learning picture books," delving into the lives of different insects and highlighting the themes of ecology and biodiversity.

3rd Anpanman short movie.

Sequel to Noramimi.

21st Anpanman movie.

Double feature with Sore Ike! Anpanman: Baikinman to 3-bai Punch.

Yakisobapanman and Uncle Negi are tasked with escorting the young Pepper Trio and their crucial cargo to Vegetable Village before the evening carnival. However, Baikinman and his crew are determined to steal the cargo. Fortunately, a mysterious masked swordsman named Naganegiman repeatedly appears to aid in fending them off. But how does he keep showing up, and what is the true identity of this enigmatic hero?

In the town of Dodeka Tree, Happy faces relentless bullying because of their perceived weakness. Inspired by Anpanman, Happy seeks out the hero to learn how to become stronger. However, as Anpanman focuses more on helping others rather than fighting villains, Happy starts to question Anpanman’s abilities. Sensing this vulnerability, Baikinman teams up with Dr. Hiyari to unleash Gringa, a hungry maggot, causing widespread chaos.

In "Sore Ike! Anpanman: Baikinman no Gyakushuu," Baikinsennin reveals to Baikinman the existence of a magical vase called "Mekoisu no tsubo," which has the potential to grant him the power to defeat Anpanman. Meanwhile, Yaada-hime, a princess from the once-glorious but now fallen Yaada-koku, also seeks the vase to revive her kingdom. As Anpanman forms an alliance with Yaada-hime, a frantic race begins between the two sides, each striving to obtain the powerful vase first.

An aspiring super hero seizes his opportunity for courage when a witch turns his village into an unlivable disaster. Now, he must rescue everyone!

9th Anpanman short movie.

In "Sore Ike! Anpanman: Yuurei Sen wo Yattsukero!!," two sisters who are not on good terms, Melonpanna and Rollpanna, each become friends with the enigmatic horse Marin. Marin shares a secret with Rollpanna about a sunken ship filled with treasure, and Rollpanna successfully brings it up from the sea. After seeing this happen, Baikinman resolves to create his own phantom vessel with assistance from Dr. Hiyari. Moreover, he intends to completely twist Rollpanna into a weapon that can be used against Anpanman.

The narrative centers on Hal, a tanuki that resembles a raccoon, who stumbles upon an abandoned human infant. Hal decides to raise the child, gives it the name Pal, and transforms into a human woman to do so.

A six-minute pilot episode presented an early version of what would become Mighty Orbots, at that time called Broots (pronounced "Brutes"). Rob and Ono had designs similar to their final appearances, though noticeably more reminiscent of the late 1970s. The Orbots shared the same names as in the finished series but differed in subtle ways and were clearly incomplete. Even their combined form, known as "Super-Broots," underwent further developmental changes before it evolved into Mighty Orbots.

This educational anime for toddlers belongs to the "Let's Start with Anpanman" series, teaching basic ideas like colors, numbers, and shapes via the escapades of Anpanman and friends.

In the southern land of Banana Island, the spirited princess and her humble servant Banna invite Anpanman and his companions to their biggest celebration, the Banana Matsuri. However, upon their arrival, a cold and stormy day descends on the island, causing all the banana crops to wither. As they investigate the cause on Banana Mountain, a water monster emerges, threatening to pull the island back into the water world. With Banna's assistance, can Anpanman and his friends save the island from this crisis?

12th Anpanman short movie.

In celebration of its 100th anniversary this December, the beloved child-like doll Kewpie, first brought to life by American artist Rose O'Neill for Ladies' Home Journal in 1909, will debut its very first animated venture.

14th Anpanman movie.

A short comedy show about 3 brothers who work out at a gym.

A common scarecrow that remained motionless in a field for twenty years comes to life after being struck by lightning. He then becomes friends with the daughter of a shopkeeper who sells scarecrows.

Anpanman assists a girl who possesses a magical flute in breaking free from the grip of a dark entity, while simultaneously motivating her to employ her abilities for bringing happiness to others.

As the revered Star Festival honoring the life-sustaining stars draws near, Anpanman discovers a discarded doll brought to life by a Star of Life. Named Dolly, the doll spends her days indulging in pleasure, convinced that happiness is the very purpose of living. Unfortunately, Dolly's Star of Life begins to fade, while Baikinman constructs a massive robot based on his memories of his own origin.

This adaptation is based on the original Tengai Makyou game, which was released in 1989 as one of the first titles for the NEC PC Engine CD-ROM system.

In a peaceful forest, a dark force threatens the calm that its residents hold dear. Join us as we face Adder! This lush woodland is home to fairies and insects, where Popo the Fairy, Mushiking the King of Beetles, and many other beetles live in harmony. One quiet day, a cheerful visitor named Iron Stripe Stag-Beetle (Iron Stripe) arrives from afar, challenging Mushiking to a fight. Before they can begin, Iron Stripe and Popo are attacked by a wicked Blue Hercules Beetle, whose eyes glow red from the influence of Adder, the Fairy of Darkness. Seeking to rule the forest, Adder commands this beetle. Mushiking quickly defends them, but then faces another massive foe, Giraffe Stag-Beetle (Giraffe), also enslaved by Adder's dark powers. Overwhelmed by the two threats, Mushiking struggles to protect Popo and the others, eventually getting hurt and taken away.

"Unbelievable" Zorori is a mischievous fox who aspires to become the Prince of Mischief, complete with his own castle and a beautiful bride. Though he is well-known for his elaborate pranks, his ill-intentioned schemes often backfire, frequently resulting in unintended benefits or cheering up his targets—much to his frustration. Nonetheless, Zorori possesses the cleverness and resourcefulness to escape even the tightest situations. He travels with a pair of twin boars, Ishishi and Noshishi, on a quest to fulfill his long-cherished goal and finally prove to his late mother, Mama Zorori, that he truly has the potential to achieve his dreams.

A playful young child named Shizuku-chan is at the center of this series. He, together with his schoolmates, friends, and family, experiences a life filled with perilous adventures in the Shizuku Forest.

TMS Entertainment and Seibu Railways have joined forces for the new original anime project Dededen. This anime commemorates both TMS Entertainment's 50th anniversary and Seibu Railways' 100th anniversary. TMS Entertainment's office is located near Araiyakushimae Station on the Seibu Shinjuku Line. The series depicts the everyday life of the protagonist, Amoru Tokorozawa, alongside the railway. TMS intends to produce five episodes, each running 75 seconds. The anime is airing on the train's onboard SmileVision screens and on Smile StationVision displays at major stations from February 23 through December 31.

The story takes place in a world where everything that happens has been converted into programs, and mysterious creatures called Promin are responsible for keeping the world running. However, many Promin have become corrupted into bugs known as Bugmin, which cause real-life glitches and malfunctions. If left unchecked, these Bugmin will eventually create a major disaster. A boy named Yūto encounters the space dog Wanda, and together they use a camera-like tool and special keys to capture Bugmin. Promin possess abilities called Kamiwaza (miracles), such as speeding up objects, shooting fire, or creating things, which they use to fight off Bugmin. At first, the Bugmin only cause minor annoyances, but the threat quickly escalates to a global scale. Can one boy and one dog save the world?

The animated series Neko no Nyagh: Nya Misérables is based on the mobile puzzle game by Cocone Corporation. It follows the creative path of Vincent van Meowogh, a cat artist living in a grand Parisian mansion with his eccentric companions. Players help him find artistic inspiration by solving puzzles, recovering lost furniture, and restoring his home to its former glory.

This is the fourth season of Bananya. A kitten wakes up in a strange world filled with Bananya creatures and finds that it has transformed into a Bananya itself. Journeying alongside other Bananyas, the kitten crosses forests and mountains to recover a small one's misplaced sparkling treasure.

Based on the shoujo manga by Yukimuro Shun'ichi and Takanashi Shizue serialised in Nakayoshi.

Unaired pilot episode for the TV series.

Following Gekkou Kamen's retirement on the moon, their cherished motorcycle returns to Earth to seek a new hero to continue the duty of protecting the planet from extraterrestrial threats.

A continuation of the popular baseball saga about the star pitcher of a professional baseball team.

Pilot version for Onihei OVA.

A collection of animated shorts has been inspired by the mobile game #Compass, developed by NHN PlayArt and Nico Nico. TMS Entertainment handles production, with multiple staff and studios contributing. Each short centers on a different hero from the game. These animations are released on the official #Compass YouTube channel.

Manner movie featuring Conan and Camera Man, a character from "NO MORE Eiga Dorobou" campaign.

In "The Journey Home," the narrative follows Mick, a chironomid in a dormant state. Taken by humans for scientific study, Mick and other insects are launched on an ambitious interplanetary voyage aiming for Earth. After the human-run experiments abruptly stop, the bugs are stranded on the space station with meager supplies. Overcoming obstacles and forging bonds with newfound allies across various worlds, they press onward toward their origin planet. As the journey progresses, the motives behind humanity's sudden departure grow more evident.

Miki and Naomi, known together as Crime Mate, work as a pair of assassin friends. One night, while Miki performs a pole dance for the Chinese mafia boss Ramon—who deals in biological weapons—Naomi warns her about an approaching squad of ninjas. Miki takes out Ramon’s guards, and Naomi handles the ninjas. The next day, Miki finds Ricardo Gonzalez’s corpse in her bed; he had previously offered Crime Mate a million dollars for a job. Naomi is then kidnapped by Ramon, prompting Miki to go on a rescue mission that leads them into a confrontation with him. Additionally, a King Cobra relentlessly chases them. Throughout their adventures, characters from Mankatsu and the four main figures from Lupin III make occasional appearances.

Immerse yourself in a teeming city where every day presents a new hurdle to survive among its unpredictable residents. Follow Jake the bear, Jenny the cat, and their eccentric group of friends as they navigate romance, everyday existence, and the constant struggle to hold on to their sanity in this chaotic environment.

Specials included in the DVD and Blu-ray Volumes of Senjuushi.

Music videos included on the Play the Lupin "clips x parts collection" animation DVD.

This collection of eleven short stories draws from the column "Drop Dead! Stupid Office Ladies" in Weekly Gendai magazine, depicting the everyday lives of female office workers during the peak of the economic bubble. One Office Lady forgets to make a single photocopy, seemingly threatening the very foundation of a Japanese company—or not. She reflects on strategies for surviving the week, including practical pointers such as "Goofing Off on Different Weekdays" and "The Right Thing to Say to Your Boss." The video was released direct-to-video shortly after the same studio's Old Man's Survival Guide.

Bakugan: Beyond the Brawl presents a collection of animated web shorts that highlight the cast from Bakugan: Battle Planet in more playful and comedic scenarios.

A continuation of the popular baseball saga about the star pitcher of a professional baseball team.