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Music video for the song Dempatomatoma by Yuri.

Music video for the song Utchai by Yuri.

Music video for the song Iinasai by Yuri.

Music video for the song Kantan Music by Yuri.

Music video for the song Tekito Make by Yuri.

Music video for the song Kashika by Yuri.

Music video for the song Heart111 by Yuri.

Music video for the song Business Bata by Yuri.

Music video for the song Hige yo Saraba by HiGE.

Music video for the song Wingspan by Cymbals.

Music video for the song Short Pants by GAKI RANGER.

Music video for the song Natsu by Yoeko Kurahashi from her album "Ochuugen".

Music video for the song More Than a Feeling (Black Dog Mix #2) by Nav Katze.

Music video for the song Nonsense by Penthouse.

Music video for the song Düsseldorf Funk by Cymbals.

Music video for the song Movin' by SOIL&"PIMP"SESSIONS, featuring Maia Hirasawa.

Music video for the song Lemonade by the The Bawdies.

Music video for the song Son to Uso by Yoeko Kurahashi.

Music video for the song Tate by Yoeko Kurahashi.

This music video features RHYMESTER's song "Sekai, Nishihara Shoukai no Sekai! Part 2 Gyaku," with CRAZY KEN BAND. It is an official remix of Nishihara Shokai's company tune, made to celebrate the company's 50th anniversary.

Music video for the song A walk with the colors by PHONO TONES.

The series follows a quirky girl and her pets.

Minimalist visualizer directed by Takaharu Shimizu for the single White Lily Light by Japanese band Yogee New Waves.

"The Crater" is a lyric music video created for the track by Syudan Koudou, which debuted simultaneously with the single. While the band officially writes their name as Syudan Koudou, the correct romanization is Shuudan Koudou, meaning "Collective Action." The video employs watercolor animation, especially for its space and scenic backgrounds. Every frame contains a distinct hand-painted section, so no watercolor artwork repeats throughout the entire visual.

Music video directed by Kousuke Sugimoto for the song Shuuseki Life by Handsome Kenya.

Based on a same name children's fantasy picture book by Takeshita Ryuunosuke.

This music video was directed by Yoshiki Imazu and accompanies the abridged version of Masashi Sada's song "Penguin Minna Kyou Dai 2020," featured on his album "Raison d'être." The original 1997 release promoted lowering CO2 emissions, while the 2020 version broadens its message to encompass the full set of Sustainable Development Goals established by the United Nations.

In rural Japan, the narrative focuses on two adolescents whose romantic feelings for one another mature over time. Their relationship faces a serious hurdle when the girl's father opposes the boy's proposal of marriage. The OVA includes scenes with karaoke-style presentations that display lyrics on the screen.

Music video directed by Sou Ootsuki for the single Just a Seeker's Song by APOGEE.

A music video for The Mad Capsule Markets' song "Scary."

This film follows the soccer team known as Pegasus, which is formed by visually impaired students attending the Chiba Prefectural School for the Blind.

The theme song for the 2013 film Why Don't You Play in Hell, performed by Gen Hoshino.

In a two-part video series, Dr. Teng, a researcher from the Time Institute, and his reliable kappa companion Pasuke journey through history. Their first trip takes them to the Battle of Sekigahara in 1600, and then to the fourth Battle of Kawanakajima in 1561. The second episode follows their observation of the final stand of the legendary Japanese underdog hero Yoshitsune at Hiraizumi in 1189, before extensively covering the Genpei War. They then jump forward several centuries to witness Nobunaga Oda's first use of firearms in battle at Nagashino in 1575. Blending live-action with anime elements, this series is billed as a "documentary with a touch of story" and is likely connected to Shotaro Ishinomori's extensive manga series on Japanese history.

Takaharu Shimizu directed the music video for the song "because," performed by the Japanese instrumental jazz-fusion group Jizue. The track is included on their seventh studio album, "Seeds."

A short music video was created for the song "Botsuraku" by the band Boku no Lyric no Bouyomi. It was made to commemorate the release of their fourth album, also titled "Botsuraku," which went on sale two days later.

Handsome Kenya's music video for the song "Random" comes from his first full-length album "Amnesia," released on March 5, 2014. An extended version of the video was made specifically for the web and uploaded to Victor Entertainment's official YouTube channel. In the video, Handsome Kenya dozes off while reading a weekly manga magazine and enters a dream where he finds himself trapped inside the volume, moving through various series, art styles, and situations.

The Japanese animation studio Animax has revealed that Kaeruotoko-Shokai's second theatrical Flash-animated film, "Sguy and The Family Stone the Movie," will have a limited engagement premiere in Japan starting February 16.

Official music video for dorlis's mini-album CD Swingin' Party2.

BUCK-TICK teamed up with the HAL College of Technology and Design for a music video project, backed by Victor Entertainment. Student groups each picked a song from BUCK-TICK's "No. 0" album, released in March of the prior year, to create an animated video. The three winning entries were uploaded to Victor Entertainment's official YouTube channel, featuring the tracks "Babel," "Guernica no Yoru," and "Hikari no Teikoku." A ten-minute compilation of additional student work was posted on HAL's official YouTube channel. The music videos were helmed by Yuuichirou Iwaki, a HAL graduate and the president of Speed Inc.

The official music video for Boku no Lyric no Bouyomi's song "Boku wa Mou Inai" blends live-action footage, animation, and motion graphics. It was created to celebrate the release of their fourth album, "Botsuraku," which had been on store shelves for a month.

Animated musical by Makoto Wada.

The music video was created for the song "Asayake to Nettaigyo" by the band Boku no Lyric no Bouyomi. It was made to commemorate the launch of their third album, Fruits Decaying, which had been released one and a half months earlier.

Music video for the song of the same name by Japanese synthie-pop band APOGEE. Directed by Sou Ootsuki (大月壮).

Kousuke Sugimoto directed this music video for the song "Tenuto" by Handsome Kenya, which appears on their mini album "Black Frame." The album was released in two versions, with one edition including a bonus DVD featuring both the music video and a short documentary about the band. A combined video of the music video and a documentary preview was posted on YouTube. This piece concentrates only on the length of the music video itself.

Chronologically episode 4, this special never aired on TV.

Summary of The Super Dimension Century Orguss TV series.

The music video is another collaborative creation by Kousuke Sugimoto and Handsome Kenya. Its name references a classic Japanese children's melody commonly heard at crosswalks. When that song begins, Handsome Kenya is transported to a magical and bizarre realm.

By the year 2061 CE, heavy pollution in space has greatly slowed progress in space travel. To address this, an international federation has declared the sun a natural incinerator and enacted a treaty requiring hazardous waste to be disposed of on Jupiter. This effort also established the Cosmo Ecology, an organization tasked with safeguarding the space environment. Yet, certain polluters still manage to evade surveillance and illegally dump radioactive waste into the sun. Such illicit actions are causing solar flares to become more intense, threatening to reduce Earth to a barren wasteland.

The music video collection Please Save My Earth Music Image Video: The Passing of the Golden Age includes six music videos featuring both exclusive footage and content adapted from the manga. It also presents an alternative version of the OVA's concluding sequence, accompanied by distinct end credits designed specifically for these image videos.

Marriage is an OVA anime comprised of two 30-minute segments from Miki Kasamatsu, each centered on love and the search for a life partner. The first story follows a circle of young women who, after several years out of school, are starting to consider settling down. One friend, Shizuka, lacks any romantic prospects, and her companions worry that her reserved nature will prevent the right man from appreciating her beauty and personality. They convince her to sign up for a matchmaking agency called The Wedding Club. However, when her first arranged date turns out to be rather disappointing, Shizuka begins to doubt whether marriage is meant for her at all. The second episode focuses on a family of five sisters, only one of whom remains unmarried. The cool and composed Kiyomi shows zero interest in finding a husband. Her siblings have other plans, and when a male coworker asks her out, the sisters persuade him to propose on their very first date. Carrying out this scheme is simpler said than achieved, as Kiyomi's formidable demeanor can be quite off-putting. The young man might not actually go through with the proposal, and even if he does, there is no certainty that the strong-willed woman will accept.

Under a night sky faintly lit by numberless twinkling stars, a little girl wanders alone through a magical world suspended between darkness and dawan, a place that is neither today nor tomorrow, inhabited by six billion solitudes. What will she meet in this solitary night journey? Music video for Maaya Sakamoto's song Universe, produced by Production I.G.

Tadashi is a high school student who is addicted to computer games. After spending a long day playing the game Zenon, a character named Sartova visits him in a dream. In an anime-like twist reminiscent of The Last Starfighter, she transports him into the world of Zenon, where the game now carries real human stakes. The story begins with our hero Hiroshi casually beating an arcade machine and impressing all his nerdy friends. When he returns home, he discovers a strange new game waiting on his computer. The game promises him a chance to win the affection of a beautiful girl, so Hiroshi clicks "Yes" to begin—only to have the screen turn to static before his eyes. The next day, Hiroshi starts telling his friends about this mysterious game, and they are uncertain whether to believe him. But then, in the middle of class, a massive electrical storm erupts, leaving behind a single white egg. When Hiroshi touches it, the egg opens, revealing a beautiful, stark-naked girl with green hair. This girl, Hiroko, bestows upon Hiroshi the name Zenon and grants him various powers, including ESP. That is all well and good, but from that moment on until the very end, Hiroshi/Zenon finds himself constantly battling all sorts of evil villains and powerful enemies to protect his new sweetheart.

In Itsuki Natsumi's manga, which takes inspiration from L. Frank Baum's "The Wizard of Oz," a nuclear war has ravaged most of humanity, splitting the United States into six warring factions. By 2021, rumors circulate about a legendary city called OZ, where life carries on as normal. Scientist Felicia sets out on a journey alongside mercenary Muto and android 1019 to find this city. Their quest eventually leads them to a military base controlled by a madman. At the same time, a young girl hires a mercenary to take her to the mythical OZ, which she believes is a utopia where her missing brother lives. A cyborg sent by her brother joins their group. However, OZ is far from a paradise, and her brother proves to be both brilliant and unhinged.

From the creators of Gatchaman and Speed Racer comes a wildly comedic adventure! Which team will claim the title of ultimate villain? Rival groups of antagonists compete to be crowned the most dastardly evildoers! Join the fun as the Dorombo Gang and their Kitchen Robot face off against other nefarious opponents in a frantic contest to become the greatest villains in anime. The only thing standing in their way are the superheroes of anime. Can the Gatchaman ninjas arrive in time to stop their schemes and save the day?

The two-hour film "Please Save My Earth Movie: From Alice to Rin-kun" features Alice reminiscing about the OVA episodes as she makes her way to a park to see Rin. Along with covering existing events, the movie introduces new scenes between Alice and Rin that were not in the manga.

Despite its name, this is not a feature film but the three-part OAV Battle Skipper (1995), directed by Takashi Watanabe before his work on Slayers. When the members of the Etiquette Club at St. Ignacio's School for Girls fall through a pipe—literally—they acquire the skimpy outfits worn to pilot the unfortunately named BSs, or Battle Skippers, which are state-of-the-art military mecha. As "Extars," the Etiquette Club members fight to rid the world of evil, which translates into combating the bizarre schemes of Sayaka, the nasty, super-rich president of the rival Debutante Club, and her subordinate, Todo. The series was created to promote a line of robot toys from Tomy, and viewers willing to accept high school girls' quarrels escalating into battles involving satellite weaponry may enjoy these silly adventures.

Eight years prior, Western civilization arrived in Japan during the 19th century. Mechanical dolls and innovative steam-powered contraptions started to proliferate across the land. The Wind Gang, a faction composed of doll handlers and steam engineers, aims to forcibly usher in a new Industrial Age through their creations. One day, they raid and demolish the tranquil village belonging to a young doll user named Hiwou. Hiwou and his companions manage to flee, taking with them a colossal doll named Homura. Now, Hiwou seeks his father, hoping to gain his aid in vanquishing the Wind Gang and restoring tranquility to Japan.

Near the forbidden planet Inferno II, a spaceship goes missing without any trace. Several years之后，a second vessel carrying a crew of nine arrives and is attacked by a monster that rapidly eliminates most of them. The lone survivor, Kitazato Makurou, must eradicate this creature before the third incoming ship's occupants meet the same fate.

Yousuke Obata lives with his father, Tetsuo, a marine biologist, on Pagopago Island in the Fiji archipelago. A storm sweeps through, and while riding his Jet Ski, Yousuke discovers a strange baby dinosaur in the lagoon. He brings the creature back to his dad's lab and gives it the name Coo. As Coo matures, it starts to look like a prehistoric marine reptile—specifically, a young plesiosaur from about 65 million years ago. But Coo's presence catches the unwanted notice of the French secret service, whose job is to protect France's nuclear activities in this ordinarily tranquil region.

First aired in 1984 on the "Animevision" video magazine, the series was later assembled into an independent video release.

Akira Akebono is a young boy taking part in a robot tournament where numerous robots have the ability to transform into animal shapes. His goal is to secure the Titan Belt, the tournament's ultimate prize, with assistance from his team of robots, each capable of merging to form Daigunder. Daigunder was created by Akira's father, Professor Hajime Akebono. Together with a girl named Haruka, they participate under the banner of Team Akira. Yet Team Akira must face opposition from not only their tournament rivals but also a robot called Ginzan, who is controlled by the evil Professor Maelstrom.

This follow-up to Silent Möbius The Movie 1 picks up from the timeline established in the first film's flashback sequences, depicting Katsumi's initial encounter with AMP. Additionally, it incorporates fresh material and figures from the manga, aligning its narrative more closely with the 1998 Silent Möbius series.

Taba and the female operatives of Kagura Total Security Inc. carry out missions targeting the Phantom Cats, a group of adversaries. Their operations frequently put them at odds with various government agencies and the Phantom Cats organization itself, leading to extensive collateral damage. After one of their team members is kidnapped, they mount a rescue operation to bring her back.

Gen Todoroki is a rally driver with considerable skill but a tendency for accidents. He receives a sponsorship from a major automobile manufacturer, which includes a shot at the Safari Rally Kenya championship. The journey is filled with difficulties and a host of formidable rivals. This car racing anime adapter adapts the manga by SHINTANI Kaoru, which ran in Big Comic Superior from 1988 to 1990.

Jack Hofner and Rowe Rikenbacker make up the L/R unit within Cloud 7, tasked with safeguarding Ishtar's royal family, their prized possessions, and their image. Their toughest mission comes when they are put in charge of protecting Noelle, a contestant in the 15 Year Princesse competition. A seemingly straightforward duty grows increasingly tangled, dragging the whole Cloud 7 group into a twisted web of deceit that includes bombings, graft, and murder.

In "Ryokunohara Labyrinth: Sparkling Phantom," Hiroki and Kanata share a connection that has lasted their entire lives. One day, while trying to save a young girl, Hiroki gets into an accident. Waking up to find himself separated from his body, Hiroki must deal with his new state of being. His physical body continues moving as though nothing occurred, forcing Hiroki to struggle with his situation. Determined to reach Kanata and clarify what happened, Hiroki also comes across a mysterious girl named Fhalei, whose repeated appearances add further intrigue to his plight.

In the not-too-distant future, Neo Wrestling has taken over the sports world as a thrilling spectacle where Metal Fighters battle for the championship title. The story centers on the Pretty Four—Miku, Ginko, Sayaka, and Nana—as they compete against the reigning champions, Team Sapphire. With a washed-up alcoholic named Eiichi Suo as their coach, the girls must deal not only with challenges inside the ring but also with unexpected troubles in their everyday lives. Only by protecting their friends, understanding their rivals, and eventually confronting their idol Aquamarine will Miku and the others uncover Eiichi's true intentions and the shady secrets lurking behind Neo Wrestling.

On February 29, 2000, a swarm of Möbius meteorites struck Earth, introducing a substance called Möbius Dust. This dust dissolves in the air and has the power to bring about miracles. The date of the meteorite fall became known as 2.29, and after that event, economic inequality in Japan skyrocketed. Discontent with the widening wealth gap, certain individuals resorted to terrorist acts in retaliation. In response, the police established a specialized unit to combat the terrorists, along with a training school for its members.

Kouji Nanjou, a highly accomplished musician, created numerous music videos to further his career. Although he sought to avoid overwhelming media scrutiny, he inadvertently revealed his fixation on Takuto Izumi.

The story is set on the planet Maris in the year 2387. During this period, the Nozas begin a genocidal campaign to kill all humans, intending to use the planet for their own egg-laying and reproduction. In response, three enigmatic guns known as the "Zillion Weapon System" emerge, and three teenagers—JJ, Champ, and Apple—are selected to wield them as the White Knights, fighting to resist the Nozas.

The story takes place in a city that evokes the feel of 1980s San Francisco, where the main character can change into the heroic Muteking to battle alien invaders, though the reasons behind these attacks are not explained. This upbeat hero makes a return in 2020! Blending science fiction, romance, and comedy, "Muteking the Dancing Hero" features musical performances with singing and dancing set to pop tunes.

In the remote village of Djana En, under the rule of Lord Haven, his son Redon lives a peaceful yet unsatisfying existence aiding the villagers. After his parents are suddenly murdered, Redon must flee the village with a small band of allies. Cornered near "God's Wall"—the mythical serpent skin that separates Djana En from the outside world—Redon hears a voice urging him to cross through a newly formed crack in the wall to reach the legendary land of Crystania, where immense power awaits. With no alternative, Redon and his companions step through the mysterious gap, only to discover that Crystania is nothing like the tales they were told. They confront dangerous creatures and shape-shifting beastmen, wondering if they have stumbled into an even worse nightmare than the one they escaped. Their fortunes shift when they encounter two travelers who grasp the chaotic situation unfolding in Crystania.

A two minute long promo for the re-mastered series. Contains animation not used in the TV series.

In 2062, two dominant global superpowers are locked in a fierce and unending war. As a last-ditch effort to achieve victory, pilot Kei Katsuragi is ordered to activate a superweapon known as the Space/Time Oscillation Bomb. The bomb's detonation produces unforeseen consequences, fusing multiple dimensions, timelines, and realities into the existing world. Will Kei be able to reverse these alterations and restore life to its original form?

Perched atop a distant mountain, the Kokoro Library rarely sees visitors. It is home to the three sisters—Kokoro, Iina, and Aruto—who run the place while their parents are away. Kokoro dreams of becoming the librarian of this same library and works hard to keep up with her older siblings. Even with few patrons, the sisters spend their days doing relaxed activities: drinking tea, chatting, and reading. But as more strange visitors start arriving, Kokoro begins to learn about the library's remarkable history—a place where small miracles seem to happen.

Lakshi, Boice, and Tieh travel across the harsh desert, hoping to find a place where they can refill their water supply. When they spot a city, they believe their hardship is over—only to discover they have wandered into Azec Sistra, the city of the dead. The location is packed with lavish tombs and corpses so well preserved they appear still alive, attracting grave robbers who risk the danger for treasure. Even though Tieh warns against the spiritual peril of disturbing the site, the three soon realize that working together is their sole means of survival.

The formerly thriving planet Aqualoid has been reduced to a barren wasteland following a mysterious attack by the Inorganics. When Nam uncovers an enigmatic sword, he becomes the target of a worldwide manhunt. As the Inorganics draw nearer, can Nam and his allies decipher the sword's mystery and rescue their world? Or will their actions bring about Aqualoid's complete ruin, opening the door for a fresh start known as Birth?

Episodes 16 and 23, which were never broadcast, are included in the eighth and twelfth VHS volumes respectively. Episode 16 - Demon of the Water Planet The crew takes on a job to retrieve a Dragonite shipment from the ocean floor of the water world Heifong VII. But they encounter dangerous waters when a fearsome creature guarding the cargo stands in their way. Episode 23 - Hot Springs Planet Tenrei The crew ends up on a resort planet! But it's not a relaxing visit to the hot springs—Gene is after caster shells and searches for the wizards capable of making them. Will he find what he's after, or just end up in deep trouble?

According to the legend of Mermaid Forest, consuming mermaid flesh grants immortality—a reality Yuta, who has lived for five centuries, and his companion Mana know from experience. Yet most who attempt to gain this power either perish or become grotesque beings. Fifty-five years ago, Towa Kannagi received mermaid blood from her sister Sawa to cure a life-threatening illness. This left Towa eternally youthful except for her snow-white hair and a monstrous arm. Over the decades, she has longed to restore her body to normal, relying on blood transfusions from deceased youths with the help of Dr. Shiina. One day, Mana is mistakenly pronounced dead and taken to Towa for a transfusion. Realizing Mana is still alive, Towa must decide how far she is willing to go to heal herself. Can Yuta save Mana before it is too late?

Legend says that those who consume mermaid flesh gain eternal life. Yuta and Mana are living proof of this truth. They travel together from place to place, searching for meaning in their existence or perhaps even a way to reverse their condition. One day, they encounter Masato, a young boy who appears deeply afraid of his mother, Misa. To Yuta and Mana, the bond between mother and son seems disturbingly abnormal. What will unfold when the pair decides to uncover the dark secret that Masato and Misa are concealing? And what of the strange monster-like beings that have started to emerge?

The alien species known as the Heterodyne vanished without a trace thirteen years ago, only to suddenly come back. To deal with this renewed danger, three regular employees of the 21st Century Security Corporation are given the task of operating Dai-Guard—a gigantic robot once labeled an outdated and awkward piece of machinery. Although the mecha is in terrible shape and thoroughly obsolete, these unremarkable defenders must step up and demonstrate that even everyday office workers are capable of saving the planet.

In "Junk Boy," Ryouhei Yamazaki aims to land a job at Poteto Boy, a leading men's magazine. During his interview, an accidental mishap makes him think his opportunity is lost, but the unexpectedly attractive editor-in-chief, Yuki Oda, invites him to return the next day. With a distinctive understanding of the magazine's readership, Ryouhei offers insightful viewpoints on various photo shoots. Although his enthusiasm is clear, he must develop both professionally and personally to thrive in journalism and as a dependable partner.

In Bokutou Precinct, officers typically handle minor infractions such as speeding sports cars. However, when Officers Nikaido Yoriko and Aoi Futaba uncover a stash of illegal weapons in a stolen vehicle, and a series of traffic signal malfunctions throws Tokyo's streets into chaos, the stakes rise sharply. Officers Kobayakawa Miyuki and Tsujimoto Natsumi are tasked with solving the puzzle. Can Miyuki's cherished Mini-Pat and Natsumi's persistence overcome a cunning foe determined to use these system vulnerabilities to bring Tokyo—and possibly the world—to a standstill?

In the era of space colonization, rival corporations compete for dominance over newly discovered planets. Syncam, one such company, dispatches a mixed crew of experienced astronauts and new recruits into cryogenic sleep for a twenty-year voyage to a remote world. Upon awakening, a cryptic message discloses that two crew members are fugitives using false identities. This revelation breeds distrust among the group, triggering a string of bizarre deaths and disappearances. As the surviving members grow fewer, they must unravel the truth behind the malevolent forces operating aboard their ship.

In the spotlight are two brothers: one is a film star working on a soccer-themed movie, while the other is a musician who rarely attends school, doing so only to support his brother's cover. What will fate unfold for these siblings?

In the post-apocalyptic world that Earth has become in the 21st century, monsters, mutants, and demons all roam the land searching for human prey. Kakugo and Harara have been trained by their father in the ancient Zero fighting technique, tasked with protecting the last remnants of humanity and restoring hope and peace on Earth. Empowered by both their superior combat skills and secret techniques, as well as special living armor forged from the souls of ancient warriors, they are sent into the world to defend the weak from demons and mutants who savagely attack and destroy human life. Yet, despite all their training, Harara succumbs to the evil within, killing their father and believing Kakugo is dead as well. But their fates remain intertwined. Kakugo arrives at the remnants of a city to aid the few human inhabitants. As he saves them from the ravages of cannibalistic monsters and depraved mutants, he once again encounters his psychotic sibling, and the bloodiest battle of the 21st century gives new meaning to sibling rivalry!

Keita Aono is an ordinary high school student, passing his days chatting with friends about military gear and the girls in his class. His life takes an unexpected turn when his childhood friend Hinoki Sai transfers to his school. Eager to reconnect, Keita follows Hinoki after class but accidentally plunges into Bottom World, a derelict underground amusement park that was shut down due to a mysterious incident. Inside, Keita discovers Hinoki piloting an unusual robot on behalf of Akamatsu Industries, a company contracted by the covert organization Mode Warp to investigate a rash of violent incidents worldwide. Joining Hinoki inside the robot, Keita helps defend against the park’s now-aggressive attractions. They can only escape after a man capable of transforming—known as a "Betterman"—joins them. Faced with an incomprehensible enemy and advanced technology, Keita decides to partner with Akamatsu Industries to combat a mysterious entity called "Algernon."

Serval and Caracal encounter a human child while exploring the woods. Traveling together with the child, they encounter other Friends, discover the hidden truths of Japari Park, and become involved in an event foretold to "shake the earth."

A short animation which features clips from all of CLAMPs works between 1995 and 2006.

In Please Save My Earth, Alice Sakaguchi is troubled by vivid dreams in which she lives on the moon as someone else. These dreams feel so real that they dominate her thoughts. She learns that several of her classmates are having the same dreams. They gradually understand that these visions are memories from their past lives as members of a scientific team stationed on the moon. Motivated by a need to understand their shared past, Alice and her friends seek out the remaining members of their former group to uncover what occurred. Yet, they soon discover that the consequences of their previous lives continue to influence and complicate their current reality.

Mink is a teenage girl with an unusual heritage, being half human and half dragon. She is the daughter of a man who originally set out to kill a red dragon but ended up marrying the very creature instead. As a result, Mink has horns, a tail, retractable wings, and incredible strength—all clear signs of her dragon lineage. Her everyday life revolves around spending time with her dwarf friend Pia, whose parents are overly protective, and her best friend Lufa, an elf who has strong healing abilities but poor magical skills. All three share a crush on the dashing and charismatic dragonslayer Dick Saucer. Their world changes when Mink finds herself unexpectedly close to her dream guy, only to realize that her dragon blood might be the reason her feelings are not reciprocated. Determined to overcome this obstacle, the trio sets out on a quest to find a potion that can turn Mink into a fully human being. Along the way, they might unintentionally make a few enemies, but their journey promises to be exciting and full of fun.

In 2005, alien monsters called the Zonders emerge from beneath the Earth and attack Tokyo. The only defense against them is the secret organization known as the Gutsy Geoid Guard, or 3G, along with their ultimate weapon: the giant mecha GaoGaiGar. Its pilot, Guy Shishio, was an astronaut who barely survived death two years earlier when the Zonders first struck. His rescue came from a mysterious robotic lion named Galeon, which pulled him from his burning spacecraft. Guy's father, Leo, used Galeon's technology to turn his critically wounded son into a cyborg, hoping he could fight the aliens when they returned. With Galeon now serving as its core, GaoGaiGar battles to protect the planet. Assisting Guy are a squad of transforming robots and a young boy named Mamoru, who has the ability to purify the Zonders' cores and seems to share a mysterious connection with the elusive Galeon.

In the realm of Megazone 23, Shougo Yahagi is a young man obsessed with motorcycles, living in a society saturated with rock music and J-pop idols. The residents enjoy a peaceful existence, guided by a computer program posing as the pop star Eve, a fact unknown to them. Shougo's main concerns revolve around his bike and chasing attractive women like Yui Takanaka, who dreams of becoming a dancer. His everyday life takes a drastic turn when his friend Shinji Nakahara reveals details about a secret project—the Garland, a motorcycle that can transform into a robot. After a military ambush, Shougo seizes the Garland and flees into the city. With help from Yui and her friends, he manages to evade his pursuers while gradually learning that their tranquil society is actually an elaborate illusion.

Tachikomatic Days presents comedic short clips that accompany each episode of Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex. These segments focus on the mischievous antics and adventures of Section 9's Tachikoma AI tanks, often referencing occurrences from the primary storyline. Each clip typically runs for just over a minute in length.

Tsubasa Arihara is deeply devoted to baseball and founded her high school's baseball team purely out of her love for the game. But passion by itself isn't enough to keep a club going, so she has to find skilled players. Her recruits range from beginners with no baseball experience to those who came back to the sport because of Tsubasa's energy. Brought together by their common love for baseball and their growing bonds, they become a tight-knit team. Whether they win or lose, the most important thing is the fun and friendship they share every time they play together.

In the year 2100, humanity has set up colonies on the Moon, where a groundbreaking energy research project is underway. Amami Kurau, whose father leads this project, accompanies him to the lab on her twelfth birthday to observe the ongoing experiments. A disaster occurs when she is struck by two bursts of light. After the accident, her father realizes that Kurau has changed, now containing two energy beings that grant her extraordinary powers.

Poemi Watanabe is a lively, energetic girl who drifts through life without much purpose but dreams of becoming a famous voice actress. Her carefree existence is abruptly thrown into chaos when mysterious aliens invade Earth, disrupting her everyday routine. To protect the world from total destruction, Poemi must summon all her strength, along with the magical powers granted by a magical fish, and take on the alien threat head-on.

The fate of the universe hinges on a single decision by Kamui Shirou, who must choose to destroy either the Dragons of Earth or the Dragons of Heaven—two opposing armies. His choice alone will decide whether humanity should be wiped out to bring about a purified universe or safeguarded to preserve civilization. Two oracles, the sisters Hinoto and Kanoe, foresee the arrival of the Dragons and each predicts a different outcome. They each gather allies and resources to ensure their own vision of the future comes to pass. Yet neither sister realizes that one man wields power even greater than the Dragons, and that he will ultimately decide the planet's fate. Which sister's prophecy will come true, and what role does Kamui play in their conflict? The answer will shape the destiny of all humanity.

In the wake of a devastating earthquake, Tokyo was rapidly reconstructed with the help of humanoid robots called boomers, which offer cost-efficient labor. The Genom Corporation, the creator of these robots, has amassed enormous wealth and expanded its influence into space. However, recent neural malfunctions have caused some boomers to become aggressive, leading to widespread destruction and loss of life. To combat this, the Advanced Police were established to handle boomer-related incidents. Meanwhile, rumors circulate about a secret team known as the Knight Sabers. Driven by curiosity, the daring Linna Yamazaki travels to Tokyo to meet her idols. There, she encounters Priscilla Asagiri, an enigmatic singer; Sylia Stingray, a sophisticated businesswoman; and Nene Romanova, a lively individual. Each with their own motivations, they unite as tensions escalate, uncovering a deeper conspiracy behind the boomer crisis.

In the war-torn country of Gazth-Sonika, a civil conflict rages on. There, a mercenary known as Madlax operates with near-supernatural abilities. Meanwhile, in the seemingly peaceful land of Nafrece, Margaret Burton leads a quiet, ordinary life. Though their worlds appear vastly different, the two are linked by threads of mystery and a sacred holy book—one also pursued by the shadowy organization Anfan. As Margaret and Madlax follow the course of their fated paths, they draw closer to uncovering the hidden truth, with no assurance that it is a truth they can endure learning.

Nadie, a hardened bounty hunter, targets Ellis, a young girl with no memory who is blamed for the murder of a well-known scientist. After taking Ellis into custody, Nadie surprisingly decides to accompany her to Wiñay Marka, a location thought to contain clues about Ellis's lost memories and concealed history. Even as she protects her, Nadie stays resolute that she will hand Ellis over to the authorities once their mission ends. Motivated by Ellis's connection to a gem named the Inca Rose, they journey southward across Mexico in search of the mysterious Eternal City of Wiñay Marka.

In a world teetering on the edge of annihilation, Kiba and Cheza, together with Tsume, Hige, Toboe, and Blue, race against time to find the true paradise before the earth becomes uninhabitable. Reunited, Cher and Hubb decide to accompany the wolves on their journey, determined to see it through to the end, while Quent, lost and consumed by vengeance, wanders aimlessly across the desolate landscape, driven by his desire for retribution. Lord Darcia the Third sets his plan in motion, targeting Cheza and putting himself in conflict with the wolf pack. Amid the chaos where destruction and fate intersect, the wolves struggle to survive in an increasingly perilous world. Despite the impending end, paradise remains as elusive as ever.

In a world devastated three centuries ago by a failed genetic experiment that turned Earth's forests into hostile beings, humanity struggles to survive. Set in Neutral City, a fragile refuge surrounded by the advancing woods, Agito lives with his father. One day while collecting water, Agito discovers an ancient artifact: a sleeping girl named Toola Cm Sacl, preserved within a mysterious device. After awakening her, Agito brings Toola back to the village, unaware that she possesses the ability to heal the planet. However, Shunack, a soldier from the previous era driven by a grudge against the sentient forests, lures Toola away. Determined to rescue Toola and mend the divide between humans and nature, Agito harnesses the forest's power to pursue them.

In Japari Park, a vast natural preserve, human-like beings called "Friends" inhabit diverse landscapes. On a calm day in the savanna, the energetic Serval encounters an unfamiliar Friend. Curious, Serval investigates the newcomer, Kaban, only to find that even Kaban is unsure of her own species. As they travel together through Japari Park's varied terrains and notable sites, Serval and Kaban seek answers about Kaban's identity at the park's library. During their journey, they meet many other Friends, helping them along the way and witnessing their unique lives. Gradually, they begin to uncover the sinister secrets hidden beneath the park's surface and the nature of their existence.

Following a routine raid, novice sky pirate Coud discovers an extraordinary find among his crew's loot: Ren, an Edel Reid—a revered race known for granting unique combat abilities to their human partners through a process called "Reacting." Coud soon realizes Ren is even more valuable than he initially thought. Shortly after, three agents from the Edel Reid Complete Protection Agency, Arc Aire, board the ship with an offer to buy Ren. When Coud refuses, a sudden and mysterious attack strikes the vessel, prompting his captain to order him to protect Ren.

In "The Strongest Tank's Labyrinth Raids," Rud serves as the tank for the Hero's Party, renowned for possessing the highest defense stats ever recorded. The group regularly ventures into labyrinths, but for Rud, these expeditions hold personal significance beyond mere missions; he seeks a legendary treasure capable of healing his ailing sister. Following a disastrous raid, the arrogant hero unjustly expels Rud, remaining oblivious to the true scope of his abilities. Feeling adrift and directionless, Rud returns to his hometown to be with his sister. During his journey, he rescues a girl under attack by a monster. To his astonishment, she possesses a rare skill called "Appraisal." Using her talent, Rud discovers the full extent of his own hidden capabilities, learning that his defense is maxed at 9999 and that he wields even more formidable skills. Thus, the tale of Rud, the mightiest tank, begins anew.

A.D. 2034. Two years have passed since Motoko Kusanagi departed from Section 9. Togusa has assumed leadership of the team, which has significantly expanded its roster of personnel. The newly enlarged Section 9 tackles a series of complex incidents, and their investigations reveal that an ultra-wizard hacker known as the Puppeteer is orchestrating the entire chain of events. Meanwhile, Batou, pursuing the case on a separate path, encounters Motoko. She leaves him with the warning, "Stay away from the Solid State Society," before disappearing. Batou is left with a lingering suspicion: could Motoko herself be the Puppeteer? The intriguing incidents confronting Section 9 gradually interconnect with an almost artistic precision. Who is the Puppeteer? What will become of Batou's relationship with Motoko? What is the complete truth behind this meticulously orchestrated perfect crime? And what will the outcome be? Mysteries surround the Solid State Society...

In the series Heppoko Jikken Animation Excel♥Saga, Il Palazzo, the enigmatic leader of the ACROSS organization, aims to conquer Fukuoka as a preliminary step toward global domination. To achieve this, he assigns two inexperienced agents, Excel and Hyatt, to carry out his schemes. Despite their good intentions, Excel and Hyatt repeatedly fail in their missions due to interference from the City Security team, which comprises three ordinary men, a strict female officer, and several robots. Their misadventures consistently result in death and widespread destruction. Excel♥Saga follows the endless chaos and mayhem that unfolds as Excel and Hyatt continuously botch their assignments, creating a never-ending series of mishaps and calamities.

On a quiet afternoon in her Paris apartment, professional assassin Mireille Bouquet receives an odd email from a Japanese teenager named Kirika Yuumura, proposing that they undertake a "pilgrimage to the past." At first Mireille dismisses the message as nonsense, but she reconsiders when it plays a familiar melody from her childhood. When they meet face to face, both women are attacked by armed gunmen. Mireille handles the assault skillfully, but she is surprised to see Kirika’s own combat prowess as she takes down several enemies alone. Despite her lethal abilities, Kirika confesses that she feels no remorse for her killings and has no memory of where she came from or how she learned to fight. Sensing a connection in their pasts, Mireille agrees to work with Kirika. Under the code name "Noir," the two form a tentative partnership as they carry out various missions, each step bringing them closer to uncovering the truth of their origins.

Ayato Kamina is a high school student whose everyday routine is shattered when advanced fighter jets attack Tokyo. Amid the chaos, he meets Haruka Shitow, an agent from the secret government organization TERRA. She reveals that Ayato has been living inside a temporal distortion called Tokyo Jupiter, created by the Mulians—beings from another dimension who aim to isolate and control Tokyo. TERRA has been trying to break through the city's protective barrier. Overwhelmed by this revelation, Ayato panics and runs off, encountering his classmate Reika Mishima. She leads him to the Shrine of Xephon, where she sings a song that awakens a latent power within him, enabling him to link with the entity RahXephon, which rises from a giant egg. Haruka eventually finds Ayato and urges him to join the fight against the Mulians. As Ayato becomes caught between TERRA and the Mulians, his sense of purpose wavers, and he struggles with manipulated memories and questions his own identity in this bewildering new world.

Despite remaining concealed from general knowledge, Witches—humans endowed with supernatural talents—have coexisted alongside humanity for centuries. Though not particularly numerous or innately evil, these Witches can still disrupt society if they abuse their powers for illegal purposes. Such supernatural offenses fall outside the purview of regular policing and are handled by the Solomon organization. Upon finishing her education in Italy, Robin Sena joins Solomon’s regional office in Japan, known as STNJ. Possessing formidable pyrokinetic powers herself, Robin is a Witch who disagrees with STNJ’s approach to combating rogue Witches. Her main issue lies with a potion named Orbo, which has the capability to diminish or nullify a Witch’s abilities. To prove her worth within the organization, Robin must maneuver through Solomon's intricate internal politics while also confronting the peril posed by antagonistic Witches, each presenting distinct challenges.

Shuuzou "Shuu" Matsutani leads an ordinary, peaceful existence filled with friendships, a crush on a girl, and kendo practice. After a disappointing defeat in a kendo match, he climbs a smokestack to watch the sunset and meets Lala-Ru, a quiet blue-haired girl wearing an unusual pendant. Although she ignores him, Shuu tries to connect with her. His hopeful mood shatters when a woman accompanied by two serpent-like machines appears to capture Lala-Ru. Shuu attempts to rescue her but is instead transported to a strange desert world. Focused on saving Lala-Ru, he endures brutal treatment from soldiers and learns she can control water using her pendant—a priceless ability in this arid land. However, the pendant goes missing, and Shuu becomes the main suspect. This grim tale follows Shuu through a dystopian wasteland as he suffers torture, hunger, and the horrors of war, all while clinging to his determination to protect the lonely girl he first saw on top of a smokestack.

Memories brings together three separate short films, each belonging to a different genre. Magnetic Rose Deep in space, engineers Heintz Beckner and Miguel Costrela answer a distress call that leads them to a massive, abandoned space station. Inside, they discover a dilapidated mansion and begin investigating, uncovering a dark history tied to Eva Friedel, a renowned opera singer with a tragic past. As they endure tormenting hallucinations, they must fight to hold on to their sanity and escape the station alive. Stink Bomb Nobuo Tanaka, a clumsy lab technician, takes some pills from his lab to treat a cold. Unaware that these experimental pills make his flatulence fatally potent, he accidentally kills everyone around him. His superiors order him to flee to the company's headquarters in Tokyo. With his deadly odor growing stronger, Nobuo struggles to evade relentless pursuit by the police, military, and international enemies. Cannon Fodder Set in a fortress city bristling with cannons, a young boy dreams of surpassing his father and gaining respect as an artillery officer. Despite a lack of evidence pointing to an opposing nation, he eagerly takes part in the city's daily cannon drills. His ambition to fire a cannon for his homeland drives him through every moment, whether at school or just before sleep.

Gene Starwind has long dreamed of commanding his own starship and traveling through space. Working odd jobs on the planet Sentinel III alongside his partner James Hawking, he manages to get by. Their lives change drastically when they accept a job from Rachel Sweet, a treasure hunter operating under a disguise. Their assignment is to protect a mysterious young woman named Melfina, leading them to an unforeseen journey aboard the cutting-edge spacecraft called Outlaw Star. The story follows Gene and his eclectic crew as they navigate the cosmos, attempting to uncover the secrets behind Melfina. Along the way, they confront a variety of threats, including merciless bounty hunters, marauding space pirates, practitioners of Tao magic, and even catgirls, making for a thrilling and perilous adventure.

Drift into Neo Venezia, a bustling metropolis on Aqua, a planet once known as Mars. In the 24th century, humanity has successfully transformed this previously inhospitable world into a thriving colony. Although set in the future, Neo Venezia retains a quaint allure, with gondolas gliding through expansive canals serving as the main mode of transportation. The city is a precise replica of Venice on Manhome, the planet originally named Earth. Among the businesses providing guided tours through the city’s scenic routes is the Aria Company. Working there is Akari Mizunashi, a spirited young woman from Manhome who is a beginner Undine, or tour guide. Witness Akari's journey as she bonds with fellow Undine, visitors, and the inhabitants of Neo Venezia, learning important life lessons and discovering the marvels of human ingenuity.

In the world of Prester, where air travel is powered by engines running on Claudia Fluid—a liquid derived from local crystals—the Guild holds authority over the skies, monopolizing these essential engines while mediating disputes between the warring nations of Anatoray and Disith amid environmental crises. Against this backdrop, Sky Couriers navigate the skies in two-seater vanships, braving the dangers of aerial transit. "Last Exile" follows Claus Valca and Lavie Head, two young individuals determined to surpass their famous parents. Claus, the son of a renowned vanship pilot, and Lavie, his trusted co-pilot and close friend, take on dangerous courier missions, including navigating the treacherous Grand Stream that separates the conflicting nations. However, their routine is disrupted when they agree to transport an orphan named Alvis Hamilton to the warship Silvana, drawing them into a larger conflict with the powerful Guild.

During a summer camp, fifteen children discover a hidden cave near the beach while spending time together. Inside the cave, they find a strange room where they meet Kokopelli, a mysterious figure. He offers them a game that involves taking turns piloting a giant robot to protect Earth from alien threats. Believing it to be a harmless simulation, all but one child agree and sign a contract. That night, the giant robot appears in reality, and the children are transported into its cockpit. There, they find Kokopelli, who engages in battle with another robotic being that suddenly appears. After their victory, Kokopelli tries to apologize, but the children are returned to the ground among the wreckage before he can finish. After recovering from the shock of the real fight, the robot vanishes, leaving the children scared and confused. What seemed like a simple game soon reveals the high stakes involved and how their fates become tied to the choices they must now make.

In Gungrave, Brandon Heat and Harry MacDowel are inseparable friends living carefree lives filled with petty fights, chasing girls, and occasional thefts. Their idyllic existence is shattered when they encounter the brutal reality of their world. This awakening leads them into the clutches of Millennion, the most infamous mafia organization in the area, where they begin their journey at the lowest rung. Harry harbors ambitions of ascending to the top position in Millennion, aiming to replace Big Daddy, the syndicate’s chief. Meanwhile, Brandon’s primary goal is to aid Harry and win favor with Big Daddy, who holds the heart of the woman Brandon adores. Drawing inspiration from a third-person shooter video game, Gungrave unfolds as a compelling narrative of camaraderie, treachery, and ambition over a span of several years. The series loops back to its tense opening episode, steadily building up to a climactic conclusion.

After wrapping up the "Laughing Man" case, Section 9 is brought back into action by the newly appointed Prime Minister, Youko Kayabuki, to deal with the ongoing danger of cyber-terrorism in Japan. A group calling themselves "The Individual Eleven" begins carrying out terrorist attacks throughout the country. While Motoko Kusanagi, Daisuke Aramaki, Batou, and the rest of Section 9 look into this new threat, the government is also dealing with another major issue: refugees displaced by the Third World War are trying to enter Japan. As Section 9 conducts their investigation, they keep crossing paths with Gouda Kazundo, a high-ranking official from the Cabinet Intelligence Service, which makes them suspect he's involved. This hints that the refugee situation and the actions of The Individual Eleven might be linked in ways they hadn't considered.

As a child, Afro witnessed his father being slain by a swordsman named Justice. After the killing, Justice took the Number One headband for himself, drawn by its sacred power, and discarded the Number Two headband. Now an adult, Afro wears the Number Two headband, which grants him the right to challenge the Number One. On his path to avenge his father, Afro faces opposition from every direction. Only the bearer of the Number Two can confront the Number One, but anyone can challenge the Number Two. With countless enemies vying for his position, Afro must endure a relentless stream of foes and trials to reach Justice and complete his quest for revenge.