Animated music video for RAISE A SUILEN's song !NVADE SHOW!. It was first released on BanG Dream's official YouTube and was later included in the limited edition Blu-ray for RAISE A SUILEN's sixth single "mind of Prominence".
Toru Matsumoto's official music video with Mirai Mizue's interesting hypnotical-rhythmical animation.
Please Save My Earth Music Image Video: The Passing of the Golden Age contains six music videos with footage not seen in the OVA and scenes taken from the manga, as well as a slightly different version of the OVA ending sequence, and the ending credits for the image videos.
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Animated music video for the song Nyochio ga Yattekuru☆Yaa☆Yaa☆Yaa☆ by Happy Around!
It is the year of 2014, Shibuya is independent from Japan, and it becomes an independent nation. It is a town of chaos where only young people are living. The life necessity, such as electricity, water, and food are transported by the pipelines out from the Shibuya. The pipelines are running like cobweb in the sky, the young people in Shibuya looked like bugs trapped in the cobweb.
In this city, there are people called "Prayers". They earn money by the battle of music. They turn music into electric signals and inject them into brains, and destroy opponents' mind and bodies each others.
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Originally created as 4-episode-OVA, it was canceled after 2 episodes.
A stop motion animation produced by NHK. A colorful children's music video about a clumsy bear, what he is—and is not—and what he likes and dislikes.
Music video animated by Makoto Yamashita for the original song MOGU MOGU YUMMY! by Nekomata Okayu.
Music video directed and animated by Wabuko for the song Haze Haseru Hateru Made by ZUTOMAYO.
Setsugetsuka is a song created for the Uta no☆Prince-sama♪ SHINING LIVE mobile game, performed by STARISH and QUARTET NIGHT together.
Three versions of the CD were released, each with a cover depicting a set of characters which corresponded to the three parts of Setsugetsuka. Flowers: Otoya, Ren, Syo, and Ranmaru | Moon: Natsuki, Cecil, Reiji, and Ai | Snow: Masato, Tokiya, and Camus.
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Music video directed by Akane Yomitan for the song Hazard Symbol by Yuyu.
Music video directed by Ken Yamamoto for the song Promise by Eve, with arrangement by Tomoki Numano.
Music video directed by Masatsugu Nagasoe for the song SEVENTEEN by YOASOBI.
Minimalistic abstract hand made animation from the award winning Mirai Mizue.
Music video by eieioooo for the song Tatehoko Tsubasa to promote Yoshiko Tsushima's first solo concert album.