TV Short Anime
Obake Zukan
Adaptation of the monster picture book by Hiroshi Saitou and Etsuyoshi Miyamoto.
The Obake Zukan series illustrates various monsters and spirits and explains why they are scary.
(Source: Anime News Network)
Retchu Getchu Saru Getchu
The monkeys are up to no good again, but this time they're on the "heroes" side. Performing no good magic shows, cloning themselves with a ninja Jutsu and filling UFO catchers with themselves are just a few of the tricks they're pulling, while at the same time trying to adapt themselves to the human lifestyle.
Keshikasu-kun
Keshikasu-kun is an anthropomorphism anime about stationery. The main character is the eraser Keshikasu who aims to be an idol of the stationary world. He fights against other stationary and erases a mechanical pencil or gets crushed by a permanent marker.
Metal Cardbot S
Oden-kun
In an odd dimensional bubble inside the kettle of an Oden food cart exists Oden village. The residents of Oden village spend their idyllic days waiting for customers to come and eat them. In the meantime, Oden-kun helps other troubled dwellers to realize their dreams. One day, he hears that a customer's mother suffers from cancer so he leaves the kettle and after being eaten, faces the cancer cell Gannosuke. Oden-kun's dream is to meet his own mother. Looking forward to this day, Oden-kun spends his days doing one good deed a day.
(Source: Anime News Network)
Odoriko Clinoppe
The surreal, comical television anime follow the daily life of Clinoppe and an office lady named Onei-san.
(Source: Anime News Network)
Based on GREE's Odoriko Clinoppe Creature-Raising Game.
Ichigo Ichie: Koibana Tomobana
Ichigo Ichie is based on a series of stationery. The stationery, by a company called Mind Wave, focuses on the friendship of two young girls.
(Source: TokyoPop)
Anisava
Welcome to the concrete jungle, where it’s a struggle to survive among the animals of the city. Watch Jake the bear, Jenny the cat and their cast of slightly crazy friends as they live, love and try to stay sane in a wild world.
(Source: Official website)
Rainbow Bubblegem
Rainbow Bubblegem recounts the magical adventures of seven mermaid princesses who must go to school on land to search for enchanted jewels to save their undersea realm from an evil witch.
Quiz Tokiko-san
Tokiko-san got the job of making quizzes/brain-teasers/riddles for Chuukyou Television Broadcasting (a real TV station that airs the anime the fictional character works for). In particular: matchstick puzzles. The show focuses on her trying to make puzzles as well as her early life, family, personality that lead to her profession—particularly her compulsiveness for organization.
Little Village People
Set in Penguin Village Hills, one of the most boring towns in the world in a certain region, it depicts how unique young people are involved in daily events and events.While Penguin Village Hills Cable TV's popular TV show "24-hour, 365-day TV" hosted by Thunder Paper Bags flows through the city, various incidents (both serious and non-critical) occur.
(Source: MAL)
Yamiyo no Jidaigeki
Tensho 10 (1582) during the Warring States period. Akechi Mitsuhide heads to Saigoku for the reinforcement of Hideyoshi Hashiba at the behest of Nobunaga Oda, and meets the ghost of Shuten-doji, a demon who was once exterminated by his ancestors, at Oenosaka on the way.
Yancharu Moncha
An NHK toddler's anime following a green tea monkey and his mischief.
Liv & Bell
Liv is a curious little girl with a polka dot ribbon on top. She and her friend Bell, the easygoing and always hungry hedgehog, are inseparable. They go everywhere together, and wherever they go, a wonderous adventure awaits! The stop motion animation features a clever pop-up picture book in each episode. What fun will pop out today?