Slice of Life Anime
Naoe-kun wa Yasesasetai. (ONA)
Web exclusive episodes 13 and 14 of Naoe-kun wa Yasesasetai.
Sui Kin Chi Ka Moku Dotten Amen SP Dance PV
Naoko Yamada-directed anime film Kimi no Iro (The Colors Within) released a special "dance" video – though, it’s a little more on-beat for the creator who enjoys showcasing her characters goofing around and showing their personality through movement.
The video contains wholly original footage, presented in a TikTok-like format and follows the three main characters, Kimi, Totsuko and Rui, dancing along to the insert song “Sui Kin Chi Ka Moku Dotten Amen” with moves that are reminiscent of those popular with those who upload short-form dance videos.
(Source: Crunchyroll News, edited)
Macross Fufonfia
A parody of the Macross Frontier series where the cast of characters are taken and set in present day Tokyo. Ranka starts her new job as a O.L. (Office Lady) at a game development company (Frontier Software) where and her friend Nanase is working. On the first day she has an eventful run in with the president of the company, Sheryl, and Sheryl's personal assistant Grace. Watch as Ranka learns the ways of a pro O.L. the hard way.
(Source: AniList.co)
Suki Desu Suzuki-kun!!
The story of the manga centers on four classmates who just entered the same junior high school together. On the first day of school, a boy named Hikaru Suzuki sees a talented girl named Sayaka performing lines from a drama on the school's rooftop, and he cannot take his eyes off her. Even as Hikaru becomes interested in Sayaka, his longtime friend Chihiro secretly pines for him. On top of that, a boy named Shinobu Suzuki — no relation to Hikaru — is falling for Chihiro.
(Source: Anime News Network)
Jarinko Chie
Jarinko Chie is a movie directed by Takahata in 1981. Based on the very popular manga by Etsumi HARUKI, it is about ten year old Chie, "the most unfortunate girl in Japan", who manages her family diner while her unemployed yakuza father and her mother are separated. This sounds really depressing, but it's actually a very funny comedy.
The story is set in Osaka, which has a totally different culture from Tokyo. After the success of the movie, a TV series was made, and Takahata worked as the chief director.
(Source: nausicaa.net)
Rakushou! Hyper Doll
Mew and Mica are alien androids sent by their boss to defend the Earth. Unfortunately for our planet, they are the laziest superheroines you will ever meet. Now most superheroes would drop whatever they're doing, transform, and proceed to kick monsters' butts... but these two would do no such thing. Mew and Mica just can't let their duties interfere with their ice cream, arguments, or whatever activities they happen to be engaged in at the time. When they are not Hyper Dolls they seem to be just ordinary, rather cute school girls, lusted after by the boys.
(Source: Anime News Network)
Ramen wo Tabete Iru Toki dake Naze ka Nounai de Kaiwa ga Dekiru Futari
The story of Saki and Ken, who are mysteriously able to converse in their heads only when they are eating.
(Source: Official YouTube, translated)
2.43 Mini Anime: Volleyball Kouza-hen
A mini-animation posted on the 2.43 YouTube channel.
Blue Reflection Ray! (ONA)
A spin-off of the TV anime, depicting characters from Blue Reflection Ray in chibified form and exhibits their daily life that unfolds behind the main story. The series is posted on their official Twitter, and as well the DMM Picture YouTube Channel.
Mai-Otome Special: Otome no Inori
Picture Drama included in the Blu-Ray release.
Arika and Eristin have just transferred to a new school. On their way home they found a wounded lost cat and they decided to look for its owner.
(Source: AniList.co)
Sakigake!! Otokojuku (Movie)
Otokojuku, a private school for juvenile delinquents that were previously expelled from normal schools. At this school, Japanese chivalry is taught through the feudal and military fundamentals. Similar to an action film, the classes are overwhelmed by violence. Only those who survive it become true men.
(Source: Animenfo)
DEEP BLUE TOWN e Oide yo
A music video for the song Deep Blue Town e Oide yo (Artist: team Umifure), packed together with a short story including the digital Idol iMarine-chan from the iMarine Project.
Tottoko Hamtaro Hai!
Tottoko Hamutaro Hai! is the sequel to Tottoko Hamutaro, or in English, Hamtaro. The series revolves around the 15 original Ham-Hams in short 5-minute episodes. The Hai! series is animated differently from the original series, most notably, the head-to-body ratio is off, and it is also computer-generated in 3-D.
(Source: Wikipedia)
