I made this work because I wanted to try out the idea of floating images in midair that had come to me when making Thunder. The entire work was shot frame-by-frame with long exposures. I filmed this in the company dorm I was living in in the middle of the night after I had come home from work, and thought I might die from what had become my daily pattern of sleeping for two hours in the morning then going off to work.
(Source: Takashi Ito)
The original six-minute "pilot" featured a slightly different version of Might Orbots called Broots (pronounced "Brutes"). Rob and Ono looked similar to their 'finished' selves, though definitively more late 70s-like. The Orbots, while having the same names as in the finished product, are subtly different, and obviously unfinished. Even their combined form aka "Super-Broots" would go through some more developmental evolution before becoming Mighty Orbots.
(Source: Wikipedia)
Music video for the song Oppai ga Ippai by Kana Bunke (ぶんけかな) that was featured on the Fuji TV's show "Hirake! Ponkikki."
A children's traffic safety education anime with animal policemen.
Music video for the song Namakemono by Akira Emoto that was featured on Fuji TV's Hirake! Ponkikki program.