Music Anime

A new short CGI movie and a short extra anime bundled with the special edition of the game Macross Triangle Frontier.

School life -- it's an experience that everyone should have, and no one should take for granted. Of course, everyone knows that the most enviable way to spend high school is as the most popular person in class. Transfer student Urata has decided that his high school debut will be brilliant, and as he reaches nervously for the door -- it happens. In his way stand fellow high school students Shima, Sakata, and Senra! Are they enemies? Allies? Or something else entirely?!

(Source: Crunchyroll)

Music video based on a seinen manga by Nakayama Bunjuurou serialised in Dengeki Daioh.

The series revolves around the legendary demon lord Exoda Zero Crown whom has been revived when an eclipse forms the Exoda Ring and the demonic island, Shina Dark, rises once again. Kingdoms and villages from around the world send over a thousand sacrificial maidens to the island in an attempt to satisfy the demon lord's legendary lust and protect their lands from the unspeakable destruction he will bring. However, the legends are false, Exoda does not possess such lust, and is not interested in destroying the world. He's quite happy to live in peace and go fishing on the weekends. More than one thousand girls on his island are now unable to return to their homelands, as by coming to Shina Dark, they are seen to be tainted brides of Exoda by others. As a result, Exoda decided to create a nation to give the abandoned girls a new life in a new country, Shina Dark.

(Source: AniDB)

The second season of Dream Festival!

A special that acts as an epilogue to Yuu☆Yuu☆Hakusho, with the opening and ending songs from the anime interspersed throughout.

Tie-in anime linked to the Idol Land PriPara smartphone game.

Music video directed by Shingo Yamashita for the song ray Chou Kaguya-hime! Version by Kaguya (Yuuko Natsuyoshi) and Yachiyo Runami (Saori Hayami).

Music video/PV for ClariS' single "reunion." The song was used as the opening theme for "Ore no Imoto ga Konna ni Kawaii Wake ga nai" second season. Released on April 17, 2013, and was also included in the "second story" album.

A beautiful nation, prospering since ancient times, Japan is now known as the Anime Kingdom. There are more than just humans living there; animes truly do exist in Japan. Past the Fairy Ring, to the world of fairies, live anime-chans. There's a Fairy Ring in your town, too. Here. And there. Even in Harajuku. Maybe even in the Ashigara mountains. By some chance, we'll open that door. And we might get to meet the anime-chans. This is the land where you get to meet anime-chans.

(Source: Crunchyroll)

Precure All-Stars DX the Dance Live: Miracle Dance Stage e Youkoso is an all-in-3D dance production featuring the Pretty Cures from seasons Futari wa Pretty Cure Max Heart through to Suite Pretty Cure♪ (sans Cure Muse). The production lasts for 10 minutes, and is done entirely in stereoscopic 3D, featuring a medley of songs from the different DX movies, as well as some brand new songs. The dance production itself was released in movie theatres on 5 August 2011, accompanied by the release of a brand new single, Pretty Cure All Stars 3D Theatre Theme Song Single. The movie starts when a pink shooting star falls down from the night sky and soughts out a toy store, striking one of the Cure Dolls of Melody on display. The Melody Doll comes alive, freeing herself from her box. Jumping to the floor, she explores the toy store when she hears the noise of a crowd coming from outside. Running out of the store, she discovers a huge TV screen which reflects a "real-life" image of herself. Playing around with it, she is soon joined by a Cure Doll of Rhythm. The two spot Hummy, waiting several floors down on the dance floor, who waved at them and sends up two rainbow keyboards to the Cure Dolls. Nodding to each other, the two slide down the keyboard onto the dance floor, and the concert began. The concert ends with a shot of the huge TV screen shown during the introduction. The 3 Suite♪ Cures are seen smiling and waving at the audience, and as the shot zoomed out, the 3 Cure Dolls are shown at the bottom of the screen.

(Source: Pretty Cure Wiki)

An Ensemble Stars! anime project based on the "Crossroad" event from the mobile rhythm game.

The third season of PriPara.

One day, a huge UFO appeared in the sky above the town of Parajuku, and glittering jewels sprinkled down from the sky. Now it's been decided that the Idol God Grand Prix will take place at Parajuku’s PriPara and the PriPara system has been updated. Around this time, Laala meets a mysterious baby that fell from the sky. This baby calls Laala ‘Mama’ and refuses to leave her side, so Laala ends up taking care of the child, but what will happen now?!

(Source: Honey's Anime)

A selection of the best episodes from the first three series of the Pretty Rhythm franchise: Aurora Dream, Dear My Future and Rainbow Live. In addition, the 5th grader Laala Manaka, a new and upcoming idol, will be making her debut very soon. The main protagonists Aira, Mia, and Naru teach Laala what being an idol is all about.

Music video directed by niL for the song Yuseiboushi by Eve.

Dynamic Chord is a record company and music agency representing the hottest artists right now with, in particular, four of the country's most popular bands.

They are rêve parfait with its own unique world view and progressive sound, Liar-S, an emo rock band, KYOSO, a group of highly-polished performers, and apple-polisher, which fuses dance with rock and roll. Against the backdrop of Japan's four seasons, comes a realistically depicted documentary movie about the encounters, breakups and trajectory of these 16 band members as they vie for musical preeminence.

(Source: TBS Global Business)

Music exists in our daily lives for granted. But what would happen if music disappeared from the earth? This is a completely original story about Doraemon and his friends who are trying to save the earth from a crisis with the familiar theme of music!

(Source: Crunchyroll News)

Keina Suda's 2nd EP titled "porte" will have a limited edition release bundled with a DVD that contains 3 animated items on August 21, 2019. First is a concept movie for porte. Second is the official music video for veil animated by Avogado6 (which was also released on Suda's official YouTube channel); the song is also featured as the 2nd ED of Enen no Shouboutai. Third is the official music video for MOIL; the song is also featured as the theme of Ni no Kuni.

Toshio Suzuki and Studio Ghibli produced the short to commemorate the 15th anniversary of the Taiko no Tatsujin (Taiko: Drum Master) rhythm game series. The short features Taiko no Tatsujin characters Don-chan and Kacchan, as well as an original mouse character. The short will also be broadcast as a TV ad later.

(Source: Anime News Network)