Jin (Shizen no Teki-P)'s incredibly popular vocaloid song series (sung by IA and Hatsune Miku) with PVs done mainly by Sidu and Wannyanpu.
This entry encompasses the official music videos published on the Mekakucity Days DVD release.
Included five videos are:
1. Kagerou Daze (カゲロウデイズ) original web release September 30, 2011.
2. Headphone Actor (ヘッドフォンアクター) original web release December 15, 2011.
3. Kuusou Forest (空想フォレスト) original web release February 1, 2012.
4. Konoha no Sekai Jijou (コノハの世界事情) original web release March 30, 2012.
5. Toumei Answer (透明アンサー) this was a DVD-exclusive MV.
(Source: AniList.co)
Mekakucity V's is a music video collection of the popular series multi editor creation "Kagerou Project." It includes 13 recorded songs (10 of which were previously released on DVD), and in addition, a bonus MV of Shounen Brave that was made especially for this work.
Included four videos are:
1. Yuukei Yesterday (夕景イエスタディ) original web release August 4, 2013.
2. Outer Science (アウターサイエンス) original web release August 31, 2013.
3. Summer Time Record (サマータイムレコード) original web release September 2, 2013.
4. Shounen Brave (少年ブレイヴ) this was a DVD-exclusive MV.
(Source: Kagerou Project Wikia)
Music video directed by Yuuta Yamazaki for the song Kumorizora no Mukou wa Hareteiru by 22/7.
Binchou-tan wakes up in her tattered wooden hut only to discover that her water barrel is almost empty. She decides to go to the nearby stream, only to find the fast-flowing water to be brown. Walking the path to town, past green fields, Binchou-tan finally reaches an old water pump on the central marketplace, and fills her wooden bucket. On the way home it starts to rain, so she lets the rain fill the bucket to the rim, preparing herself for the next work day.
(Source: AniDB)
MV bundled with the limited edition of the Invader Ika Musume album.
Music clip collection release from anime series Macross Frontier featuring eight music clips and popular scenes from TV series and theatrical features. Also includes newly-created footage such as interview with Ranka and Sheryl and TV spot starring Ranka plus choreography footage starring 3D character version of Nakajima Megumi & May'n.
Animated music video directed by Negibidama for the song Anta Nante. by Riria.
(Source: AniList.co)
The third of four animated CLAMP music videos. Others being Clover, CLAMP in Wonderland. This one is based on the manga "Wish".
"Wish" is about 28-year-old Shuichiro Kudo, a doctor who stumbles across Kohaku, one of God's angels. When he inadvertantly saves her life from one of the devil's servants, Kohaku decides to grant him a wish to repay him for his kindness. However, upon discovering that Shuichiro has no wish, Kohaku devotes herself to him, vowing to serve him until he has a wish that she can grant. However, both discover that there are some wishes that can't be granted by oneself.
(Source: Anime News Network)
Zapuni unites Japanese visual artists with world-renowned musicians to create and dedicate videos to charities that help children affected by the Great Tohoku Earthquake and Fukushima Nuclear Disaster in Japan with the power of music.
Music video that was part of the Zapuni Project to raise money for various charities to help children affected by the 3.11 Tohoku earthquake.
(Source: zapuni.com)
An unprecedented, over-the-top collaboration between Nissin Curry Meshi and hololive has become a reality!
This is the music video for the original song, Curry Meshi in Miracle, sung by Spice Love (Oozora Subaru, Minato Aqua, Usada Pekora)
(Source: Official Hololive YouTube channel)
Music video included with the first single of the digital idol group 22/7.