In the year 2035, Team Suzaku and Team Sledge Mamma are preparing to meet in the final round of the 12th Immortal Grand-1 Prix (IG1 or IGPX). Takeshi leads Team Suzaku, which is made up of a group of young amateur pilots who must make the most of their limited funds and weaponry in order to prepare for the competition designed for professionals.
This series served as the pilot to the full IGPX: Immortal Grand Prix series, each episode is only 5 minutes long or less. A key difference between the two is that this series featured combat mecha competition rather than racing mecha.
(Source: MAL)
A short movie from 1931 about a mouse stealing a butterfly's wings and her journey to get them back.
Music video directed by Rina Mitsuzumi for the song Summer Slack by ZUTOMAYO. The music video is prominently made up of scenes not seen in the anime feature, with the familiar Nira-chan (from ZUTOMAYO's music videos) being in the world of Drifting Home.
This anime film tells the story of the god Susanoo (as a cute boy), whose mother Izanami had passed away. He was deeply hurt by the loss of his mother, but his father Izanagi told him that once she had died, she had gone to the heavens. Despite Izanagi's warnings, Susanoo eventually sets off to find her. Along with his companions Akahana (a little talking rabbit) and Taitanbo (a strong but friendly giant from the Land of Fire), Susanoo overcomes all obstacles in his long, wonderous voyage. He eventually comes to the Izumo Province, where he meets a little girl, Princess Kushinada, whom he becomes friends with (He also thought she was so beautiful that she looks like his mother Izanami). Kushinada's family tells Susanoo that their other seven daughters were sacrificed to the fearsome eight-headed serpent, the Orochi. Susanoo was so infatuated with Kushinada that he decided to help her family protect her and slay the Orochi once and for all, as he, Akahana and Taitanbo prepare for the spectacular showdown . . .
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Music video animated and directed by sidu for the song Never Lost Word by Jin (Shizen no Teki P).
Music video directed and animated by Rabbit MACHINE for the song Thoughtcrime by Yorushika.
The theme of thoughtcrime is plagiarized from George Orwell's novel, "1984." Then, the moment it was declared that it's plagiarized, the plagiarized work changed form into a homage. The line between doing plagiarism and doing a homage seems ambiguous, and the truth is that that line doesn't exist anywhere. It holds true even when the role is reversed. A homage holds a great risk of becoming plagiarism.
The lyrics to this song pays homage to Ozaki Hosai's haiku and his final years of life.
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Music video for GAME OVER feat. Hatsune Miku by Hachioji-P.
The song can be found within Hachioji-P’s newest album, Vivid Wave released on the 17th of July 2013.
A baby kangaroo's family and friends try to save him from a bad old wolf. Short film from 1940.
A series of shorts directed by Ayako Kurata. Made as a collaboration between the color test company Shikisai Kentei Kyoukai, animation studio CloverWorks, and mangaka Tsubasa Yamaguchi.
Episodes:
1) 色を知るたび、世界が広くなる「就活篇」/ Iro wo Shiru Tabi, Sekai ga Hiroku Naru.: Shuukatsu (August 18, 2022)
2) 色を知るたび、世界が広くなる「私の仕事篇」/ Iro wo Shiru Tabi, Sekai ga Hiroku Naru.: Watashi no Shigoto-hen (August 25, 2022)
(Source: AniList.co)
The year is 2291, and the citizens live a peaceful existence after the catastrophic war between the humans and the Yuman. This quiet life is about to be shattered, the leader of the Yuman is not convinced the war is over, and now plans to renew hostilities!
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Anime short that will accompany screenings of the Delicious Party♡Precure: Yumemiru♡Okosama Lunch! film. The short will star characters from three previous Precure series — Tropical-Rouge! Precure, Healin' Good Precure, and Star☆Twinkle Precure — alongside the characters from the current Delicious Party♡Precure series.
(Source: Anime News Network, edited)
Surrealist explanation of reality. People enclosed in a room.
Winner of the 1965 Oofuji Noburou Award.
Music video animated by Mogelatte for the song Watashi no Tenshi by HoneyWorks featuring Sena Narumi.
In the future, mankind has developed a multi-sport tournament known as Iron League, using artificially intelligent robots as the players instead of humans. The competition is very popular. However, its main support comes from the Dark Organization, a group that produces cheating Iron Leaguers that use dirty and violent tactics in games as a sure ticket for fame and popularity. While the sports community has been turned into a dangerous and (figuratively) bloody contest, Silver Castle, the team with the lowest winning ratio, tries to preserve true sportsmanship by playing sports by their original rules without any cheating or violence. The team's fate as well as the fate of the Iron League itself is changed when two Iron Leaguers - Mach Windy, Dark Prince FC's former ace striker and Magnum Ace, a mysterious but skillful baseball-playing Leaguer - join Silver Castle, and gradually lead the team back to its forgotten glory. It's not all fun and games, however; as the story goes on, it is revealed that the Iron League is actually a front for something far more sinister...
(Source: TV Tropes)