A group of young boys (plus a token girl and her little brother, the obligatory brat) form a detective club, pooling their talents for brain, brawn, invention, and driving skills to solve crimes in Tokyo. Much to the consternation of police chief Nakamura, they often succeed where the professionals fail.
(Source: The Anime Encyclopedia)
Music video directed by Akira Kadoya and animated by Kouhei Ashiya for the song MONOCHROME by suisoh.
A short story during Jim's adventure at sea. He encounters a man at a bar who told a tail about a one-legged man. Thinking it's Silver who the man is referring too, Jim later asked him for details. The man told Jim that, near the coast Maratoran, Silver left the ship they were on went to the island on a small boat. Jim, who couldn't go at the time, left for Maratoran six years later. He met Silver's wife and son there.
A short animation from Tomori Komazaki for the Joshibi Art Museum in Japan
Graduate work from Mai Yamaguchi 2018 TAMA Art University with music from Yuta Uraki.
A 88-minute theatrical recut of the original Takarajima TV series.
Special produced to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Shabake novel series. Directed by Hideki Itou.
Moonlight Mask's identity has always been a mystery (which is why the Moonlight Mask persona is credited as being played by "?" in the original series).
Decked out in white tights, white & red cape, white scarf, yellow gloves & boots, dark glasses, face cloth and Indian-style turban (pinned with a "moon" ornament), Moonlight Mask is armed with a whip, two six-shooters, shuriken and moon-shaped boomerangs. He also rides a motorcycle.
However, only audiences know that Moonlight Mask could very well be detective Jūrō Iwai (祝 十郎 Iwai Jūrō?), who seems to disappear from his friends before the caped crusader rides to the rescue in his motorcycle! Even his comical assistant Gorohachi Fukuro (袋 五郎八 Fukuro Gorōhachi?), his friend Inspector Matsuda, and children Shigeru, Kaboko and Fujiko are oblivious to Iwai's secret identity.
(Source: AniList.co)
A collection of the best entries shown at the annual Inter-College Animation Festival from 2001 to 2006. For many animation students in Japan participating in the festival is a chance to start their professional careers. The entries include works made using various animation techniques, including CGI and stop-motion. Taku Furukawa, Katayama Masahiro and Kihune Tokumitsu can be found among the judges of the festival.
Three unbroadcasted exclusive Special shorts of Gregory Horror Show (presented as bonus videos on the first series DVDs volumes 1-3 in Japan only), containing stories featuring Gregory himself as a guide, giving his commentary and thoughts on each of the guests in the hotel, also displaying paintings based around the said guests.
(Source: Wikipedia)
Two high-school students are playing in the ruins. They hear something from the darkness and one of them goes deep into a dark room where something suspicious is hiding and both of them were taken their hearts out. Later a boy and his sister drop by the ruins...
(Source: MAL)
In the late 19th century, the Robin Hood-like thief March kept Scotland Yard busy by robbing the rich to help the poor, but Sherlock Holmes captured him at his illegitimate daughter Kitty's birthday party. Four years later, March attacked Scarface, the prison's chief thief, and escaped by scaling the wall. Holmes, knowing March had ulterior motives, allowed him to fulfill his wish before taking him to surrender. But Scarface suddenly reappeared, pointing his sword at Kitty.
Holmes and Watson, to save the innocent, joined forces with the twin detectives, Lee the Gorilla and Foxy, to rescue her. A life-or-death battle unfolded amidst a sky full of fireworks… The popular Sherlock Holmes book series is brought to the big screen for the first time, combining knowledge and entertainment—a must-see for adults and children alike!
(Source: Douban, translated)