TV Short Anime
Neko Enikki
Short flash animation of the popular manga "Neko Enikki" serialized by comico.
The autobiographical manga utilizes both drawings and photos of cats to chronicle the life of a woman who lives by herself in order to live with her cats. She is described as a "himono-onna," a Japanese slang word that means "a woman who is proper in public but lazy at home."
(Source: Anime News Network)
Bar Kiraware Yasai
The anime adapts artist Daisuke Kimura's four-panel manga of the same name, the story centers on vegetables that children hate, everyone hesitates to eat, and are smelly. The series follows these vegetables as they visit a bar to share drinks together while they talk about their worries.
(Source: Anime News Network)
Secret Jouju: Byeol-ui Boseog
Jouju is tasked with finding the hidden Joubijou, balancing good and evil in the celestial world with her dear friends Cindy, Stellar, and the mysterious 'Rosa'. While getting back Joubijou from Lucy 'the treasure hunter', Jouju protects her family and friends from witches and navigates through a magical journey in order to become a true guardian of stars.
(Source: Janson Media)
Usagi no Matthew
The story centers on Matthew, a daydreaming worrywart of a rabbit. Matthew also has two friends: Keron, a pessimistic frog who is fond of good-luck charms; and Ham, a hamster of few words and who moves through life at his own pace. The story follows the three animals' everyday lives within a mysterious forest.
(Source: Anime News Network)
Tono to Issho: Ippunkan Gekijou
Comedy parodying famous samurai generals and historical events.
Ai no Wakakusa Yama Monogatari
The comic story of Shizuka, the eldest daughter, who lives at home, showing no signs of getting married; her mother, who is both annoyed with Shizuka, and at the same time concerned about her window of eligibility; her sister Ikumi, with whom she gets along, even though they fight; and her father, who feels henpecked in this all-female household.
The strange incidents that happen with this family, which otherwise seems completely ordinary, will make you laugh out loud. The original manga is currently serialized in Takeshobo's Manga Club.
The title is a pun on the long running Nippon Animation version of Little Women, "Ai no Wakakusa Monogatari."
(Source: AniDB)
Urayasu Tekkin Kazoku
Join the madcap adventures of the Osawagi family. Little Kotetsu, arguably the most energetic boy in the town of Urayasu, is always getting into mischief with his band of quirky friends. Features unique, well-drawn characters and fast-paced action and humor.
(Source: TBS)
Banjjagbanjjag Catch! Tiniping
The residents of Jewel Forest, Jewel Teeniepings suddenly disappeared. Joahping, Teeheeping, and Trustping, who also are Jewel Teeniepings, the students of Royal Teenieping Academy, and the candidates of next Royal Teeniepings, head to Earth to save their friends…
Now, Romi and Heartsping have to team up with Joahping, Teeheeping, and Trustping, three immature Royal Teeniepings. Will Romi be able to find 15 lost Jewel Teeniepings and catch?
(Source: Official Site)
Saru Getchu: On Air 2nd
Saru Getchu: On Air
An evil monkey, Specter, has escaped a circus, using a mind-controlling device which allows him to become smarter and have access to controlling the monkeys. Kakeru is called over by a professor in order to capture all the monkeys, including the one's who's controlling them: Specter.
(Source: Anime News Network)
Gakkou no Kowai Uwasa: Hanako-san ga Kita!!
Based on the short story "Ghost Toilet" from Toru Tsunemitsu's urban myth collection "School Ghost Stories." This was adapted into the children's book "Hanako in the Toilet: Scary Stories of Your School" (1993). Several artists then adapted this into the "Here Comes Hanako" manga; most of them also wrote the anime version, which was aired as a segment of the TV series "Ponkikki Kids." Episodes, introduced by Hanako, included "The Haunted Cinema" and "The Cursed Promise Ring."
