Music Anime
Kiniro no Corda: Secondo Passo
The story continues after the intraschool music competition of the first game and anime series. The budding music student Kahoko meets the brusque boy Etō, the new youthful school board director Akihiko Kira, and the mysterious transfer student Aoi Kaji.
(Source: Anime News Network)
Macross 7 Encore
Three unbroadcasted episodes of the Macross 7 series. In "Fleet of the Strongest Women," the Macross 7 fleet encounters a rogue Meltrandi fleet led by an old rival of Millia. "On Stage" focuses on Ray's past as a fighter pilot, how he first met Basara, and how they formed Fire Bomber. In "Which One Do You Love," when Millia falls ill, she feels her life expectancy is running short and attempts to have Mylene engaged to Basara.
(Source: Anime News Network)
Sakura Nagashi
Singer Hikaru Utada's YouTube channel began streaming a music video for their song "Sakura Nagashi," the theme song for Evangelion: 3.33 You Can (Not) Redo, set to scenes from the film. The music video features cuts that were not used in the original film.
(Source: Anime News Network)
True Tears Epilogue
Attouteki Vivid Days
Official music video for Nanami Yoshi.'s song Attouteki Vivid Days. Nanami is a virtual idol whose song was also used as the ED to Kenja no Mago. A version with watermarks was posted to Avex Entertainment's official YouTube channel on May 17, 2019; it was stated to be the full-length music video. This was meant to advertise her CD+DVD going sale of the same name on June 19, 2019. The accompanying DVD will feature a clean version of the music video.
(Source: MAL)
FLAGLIA: Natsuyasumi No Monogatari
Iko, a third grader, lives with his four older brothers in an old house in Tateyama. Iko's family has no parents, and according to his older brothers, their mother works in Tokyo. Despite being a bit eccentric, Iko loves his brothers, who take good care of him, but they have a secret: they are wizards who live almost forever... The story unfolds of a family's summer vacation in a seaside town, happily living together while being caught up in the world of wizards.
(Source: Comic Natalie, translated)
Kowarekake no Orgel (Movie)
In 2039, helper androids are widespread as general purpose electronics.
Keiichiro lost his family in a traffic accident and retired from his band. One day, he finds an old model android in a garbage dump. He takes her home but after taking her to a repair shop he was told she couldn't be repaired so he planed to throw her away, but the next day he finds her making breakfast for him. Thus begin the summer days of a memoryless android and a dreamless boy.
Kowarekake no Orgel was originally an independent animation released as an OVA. Later on it received a theatrical release that is a bit different and longer than the original.
i☆Ris the Movie: Full Energy!!
i☆Ris has reached the 10th anniversary of their debut and is enjoying smooth sailing, but there was a thought that came to the minds of the girls. "What will happen to us in the next 10 years?"
On the day of a live concert, a mysterious talking white squirrel suddenly appears from a T-shirt of goods delivered to i☆Ris' dressing room! Suddenly, they are enveloped in a dazzling light, and what spreads out before their eyes is a mysterious world with many big rainbows floating on it. This is Risu Risu Land, a world where you can be anything you want to be!
The five of them are enjoying themselves in this fun and wonderful place, fulfilling their dreams, but they realize that there is something "missing" in this world. There is no "song" in this world. Shirorisu asks i☆Ris for help to bring back the "song"....
Why did the "song" disappear? Can they bring "Song" back to this world once again? And at the end of this journey, will the girls find what they really want to be?
(Source: Crunchyroll News)
Macross FB7: Ginga Rukon - Ore no Uta wo Kike!
In 2059, five decades after the Space War I conflict seen in the first Macross story. Macross Frontier, the 25th New Macross Class super-long-distance colonization fleet, is journeying through the galaxy to a new paradise to call home. However, it is locked in a state of war with a strange enemy called Vajra.
(Source: MAL)
Genius Party Beyond
The sequel to Genius Party. It includes most of the films which were eventually finished but not included in the original Genius Party.
1.) Gala (directed by Mahiro Maeda)
A massive object lands near a village filled with strange creatures. A boy and girl sense that it is alive and when they start playing music it begins to grow.
2.) Moondrive (directed by Kazuto Nakazawa)
A group of violent criminals seek a rumored treasure on Giants Island, but after only finding huge disappointment, they destroy the entire island.
3.) 'Wanwa' the Doggy (directed by Shinya Ohira)
While his mother prepares to give birth to another child, a child has vivid dreams revealing a bizarre mix of fears, hopes and joy.
4.) Toujin Kit (directed by Tatsuyuki Tanaka)
In a steam punk world, a young woman illegally creates alien life forms inside stuffed animals, but the authorities eventually catch up with her.
5.) Dimension Bomb (directed by Kouji Morimoto)
An eccentric young girl summons boy from another dimension but their relationship changes resulting in an explosion of visual pyrotechnics as they each follow their own destiny.
(Source: Wikipedia)
VENUS PROJECT: CLIMAX
Venus Project tells the story of idols living in Japan in the near future. In this world, data devices and video technology have been progressing to new heights, and people are abuzz about a new form of entertainment — Formula Venus. In Formula Venus or "F-V," the chosen top idols battle in live performances with their willpower, skills, and all their experience gained.
(Source: Anime News Network)
TSUKIPRO THE ANIMATION
SOARA, Growth, SolidS, and QUELL are four groups belonging to Tsukino Entertainment Production (AKA TSUKIPRO). The slice of life music anime "PRO ANI" depicting their music overflowing with uniqueness and the drama surrounding their lives begins now! Will you open this glittering treasure box of music?
(Source: Crunchyroll)
GIRLS BAND CRY: Naa, Mirai.
Compilation film of GIRLS BAND CRY. The second of the GBC compilation movie duology.
GIRLS BAND CRY: Seishun Kyousoukyoku
Compilation film of GIRLS BAND CRY. The first of the GBC compilation movie duology.
