Trinet Entertainment

Title: Minna ga Oshiete Kuremashita This collection is made up of four short stories. Episode 1 - Ton Ton Ton To: Buta-kun, a pig, waits at a bus stop for a bus that never arrives. Eventually, he climbs up onto power lines and makes his way to a nearby building's roof, making a "tontonton" sound. After that, he gets caught up in a balloon and drifts away into a fantasy world born from his own imagination. Episode 2 - Minna ga Oshiete Kuremashita: The world holds countless mysteries that children cannot grasp, and adults often step in during ordinary moments—walks, naps, or nighttime—to teach them about these wonders. But who reveals the secrets that adults choose to keep hidden? Episode 3 - Ittadeshou: A mother horse and her young foal walk along a path. The mother continually warns her child about possible dangers, but the foal pays no attention to these cautions. Just as predicted, the foal stumbles and says, "I tripped!" to which the mother responds, "I told you so." Episode 4 - Tomodachi ga Imashita: A butterfly glides through the air, meeting various companions such as flowers, a cow, a tomato, a scarecrow, and a bee. With each encounter, the butterfly greets its new friend with a cheerful "Hello!" and moves on, filled with joy and companionship. Which new friend will the butterfly meet next?

Episode 1 - Asobou yo Episode 2 - Daijoubu Kashira Episode 3 - Emono wa Dokoda Episode 4 - Tomodachi ga Kimashita

Special music videos released with the Kagi Hime Monogatari: Eikyuu Alice Rondo DVDs.

Gakkou no Kaidan SP serves as a prequel to the Gakkou no Kaidan anime and is often considered its second season. In this installment, the ghosts are depicted as more friendly. They reside in an abandoned theater, complete with an invisible audience. Within this theater, short horror stories are presented, all based on Japanese folk tales.

DVD only Extras.

The story of Kidou Shinsengumi Moeyo Ken takes place in the Meiji era and centers on Kondou Yuuko, Hijikata Toshie, and Okita Kaoru. These three are the daughters of former Shinsengumi members, and just like their fathers once did, they are summoned to protect Japan from its current crises. Most of their efforts involve defeating the strange paranormal phenomena that are appearing more and more often around Kyoto, as well as defending the city from any other threats that might surface.

Amano Sakogami is a young woman cursed with an extraordinary amount of misfortune. By chance, she discovers the clubroom of the Better Fortune Research Organization, home to a single boy and seven other girls who secretly harness the power of luck deities to battle the Magatsugami, monsters that can influence a person's fortune and well-being. Amano soon takes on the role of club manager and joins their fight against the Magatsugami and their controller, Kukitomoe.

In an alternate version of the Meiji era, Sakamoto Ryunosuke returns to Kyoto from Shanghai alongside his youkai companion, Nekomaru. A new law requires youkai to obtain a license in order to live peacefully alongside humans. The Kidou Shinsengumi Co. Ltd. is tasked with capturing unlicensed youkai, but they encounter opposition from the Tsubamegumi, a group that opposes the new regulations. As the story unfolds, it is revealed that Ryunosuke is the son of the company's owner.

In the world of Eternal Alice, high schooler Aruto Kirihara has an intense fascination with the Alice stories written by the mysterious recluse Alternite L. Tachyon. One night, while considering ideas for a possible third book, Aruto sees a girl flying beneath a full moon, exactly matching the Alice he had imagined. He rushes out to chase her, following her to a library where he watches her in a fierce battle with another girl wearing a mask. Aruto gets pulled into the hidden society of Alices, a small group of teenage girls possessing supernatural powers who often fight in an alternate Wonderland to steal each other’s “hidden stories.” These tales are meant to be combined into the fabled third volume called "Eternal Alice," which grants any single wish to whoever obtains it. Though unable to become a magical girl himself, Aruto remains deeply involved in the events, with his younger sister Kiraha or his crush Arisu possibly being central to the search for the legendary book.

Yagi Takeru has been residing in the Touma family household since losing his parents. He was raised by Touma Rokunosuke, the master of the house. His daily life is filled with companions such as Yamato Takeshi, his best friend and rival from the kendo club, the Shiratori sisters Kotono and Asuka, and his childhood friend Oosu Seri. Everything is peaceful until one day an earthquake hits the school and changes everything. Takeru wakes up to find the school looks like it has been deserted for centuries and has crumbled into ruins. He also realizes that all the teachers and students have vanished. He meets up with Seri and Asuka, and they escape from the ruins, only to discover that the town where they used to live is completely vacant. Then, figures draped in cloaks appear before him. They are informed that they have been brought to another world.

Based on a game by Princess Soft. The protagonist, Junna, has a twin sister named Senna. He is an ordinary student at an elite school. However, in the past, a traffic accident took away his parents and his memories. Junna survived the crash, and although his relatives have looked after him, he has lived only with his sister. Now, in the present... Life with Senna at the same high school is so enjoyable that he can forget his harsh past. Because he has existed in a world where only Senna matters, his experiences in this town—like starting a new life, adapting to new surroundings, and forming new encounters—feel incredibly refreshing. Yet, he begins to remember the memories lost in the accident. Even as he enjoys happy and pleasant days, he is torn between the past, the present, and the future. What is the truth hidden within his memories?

Tanaka Tetsuro is thrilled to receive a full scholarship to a new high school located far from his family. Unbeknownst to him, he will be the sole male student at an all-girls institution, and a girl is already head-over-heels in love with him, eagerly awaiting his arrival. However, his special friendship with the very cute and dynamic Asuka lands him in significant trouble with the powerful student council leadership. They are currently engaged in an open war against Asuka and her five friends, a group of super amazon warriors known as the Koi Koi Seven.

On her first day at her new school, Sunao Konoe is shocked to discover there is no drama club. Determined, she sets out to establish one herself. However, her efforts are complicated by the reappearance of a childhood friend, the eccentric personalities of her classmates, and persistent interference from a confident student council president. These obstacles make building the club far more difficult than Sunao ever anticipated.

Ever since their parents passed away a few years ago, Ryo and his sister Akane have been living by themselves. In spite of their tough circumstances, they're managing a fairly content and ordinary life. But soon, everything is about to be turned completely upside down because of a secret government initiative. With Japan facing extremely low birth rates, the government is trying out a program that forces two young people to get married. Ryo wants nothing to do with it, yet he has almost no say in the matter; his new fiancée, Shizuka, arrives at his house late one night accompanied by dozens of government-issued bodyguards, all present to make sure the new couple succeeds. Unlike Ryo, Shizuka is perfectly happy to go along with this program, and enthusiastically starts performing her wifely duties, despite his protests. Between meddlesome friends, pushy bodyguards, and an overly eager new fiancée, Ryo's life has taken an unexpected turn that the young man certainly never saw coming.

Lamune focuses on Kenji and his childhood friend Nanami. While everyone around them seems aware of the special bond they share, neither is inclined to take their relationship beyond close friendship. The narrative unfolds through flashbacks that reveal why they became such intimate companions, and every action they take only serves to bring them closer rather than drive them apart. A note indicates that later broadcasts included short extra scenes originally released in the DVD versions.