Original Anime
VSPO! Shin Logo Animation PV
A promotional video to unveil the new logo of the Virtual eSports Project (VSPO!). First shown off at Comiket 101.
Hisone to Maso-tan Digest Douga
A retrospective digest flash sketch specials of Hisone to Maso-tan released on YouTube with illustrations by Toshinao Aoki. Later included on the Blu-ray/DVD releases.
VORTEX
Music video directed by Sae Okamoto for the song VORTEX by Setsuko (Kuhaku Gokko).
Inaba no Kuni no Usagi-san
Usagi-san was washed away by some large waves. He cheats a crocodiles to get home. When he does, he was so dirty that his friends abandoned him because he was unrecognizable.
Vivi
A song from a concept album about an imaginary town that is built on top of a catfish. All of the songs are stories that happen in the town. The idea of having a miniature town was one of Yonezu's first when planning the album, and he created characters and stories for the people who lived in the town. Yonezu considers the lyrics of "vivi" to be the closest to his own feelings.
(Source: Wikipedia)
Inazma Delivery
Inazma Delivery is set in the town of Babiden City, where everything runs on electricity. Hemingway is an earnest young man who works at the delivery company Inazma, which promises to deliver any package to its proper destination. One day, an extraterrestrial lost child in a shark costume named Bytheway appears and asks to be delivered to its home planet, and soon Hemingway and Bytheway are embroiled in all sorts of adventures.
(Source: Crunchyroll)
Dayan to Tama to Tobi Neko to: 3-tsu no Neko no Monogatari
The Neko no Dayan, Tama & Friends: Uchi no Tama Shirimasenka?, and Tobi Neko will receive an omnibus film. The three segments will be titled "Dayan to Jitan" (Dayan and Jitan), "Tama to Fushigi na Sekizou" (Tama and the Mysterious Statue), and "Tabi Suru Tobi Neko" (The Jumping Cat Travels).
Tobi Neko's is a live-action work. The franchise began when photographer Igarashi Kenta released a photo collection of jumping cats in 2015. As such, it will not be included in the episode count.
(Source: ANN and AniDB)
Datte Kyou made Koiwazurai
Music video for the song Datte Kyou made Koiwazurai by BMK.
Deva Zan
The Divine Warriors were defeated by the Darkness and vanished far into the space-time.
In the world in chaos, a samurai ZAN realizes his mission and travels beyond the space-time to gather the scattered warriors.
In order to beat the corps of the Darkness, ZAN tries to acquire the Dark Power...
Illustrator Amano Yoshitaka announced in 2010 the worldwide release of his anime movie "DEVA ZAN" in the Spring of 2012. He intends to visualize Eastern myths with anime and to present it to the world.
Despite a projected 2012 release date, Amano stated in an October 2012 interview that the animation project was still in its development and funding stages and may instead be realised as a TV series.
(Source: AniList.co)
Adventures in Beauty Wonderland
One of Japan’s foremost pop artists, Keiichi Tanaami, presents a joyfully psychedelic animation inspired by Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland, unveiling an underworld of kaleidoscopic cosmetics in the form of perfectly made-up third-eyes and chirping lipstick butterflies.
(Source: NOWNESS)
World Fool News (TV)
Takahashi is transferred to a main anchor of a news program, which is known for being a little...weird. This is a comedy about somewhat ridiculous happenings occurring at a broadcasting station.
Ad Lib Anime Kenkyuujo
Emiri Katou and Kaori Fukuhara, the voice actresses best known for playing the Hiiragi twins in Lucky Star, will headline Ad Lib Anime Kenkyūsho (Ad Lib Anime Laboratory), an experimental anime series which will premiere on the satellite channel BS Fuji on October 15.
Katou (as "Chief Researcher No. 001"), Fukuhara ("Chief Researcher No. 002"), and a guest star "researcher" will ad lib each weekly episode's script entirely from scratch. Animators will then take the ad-libbed dialogue and create footage based on them — instead of the castmembers voice-acting to existing scripts and footage, as most anime are made.
(Source: Anime News Network)
Blue Planet
Music video directed by DMYM for the song Blue Planet by DECO*27 featuring vocals by Hatsune Miku.