The story is set on the fictional Hexagon Island. The twin female ninjas Suss and Tina, who have protected the island for generations, and the AI robot Bull, use their wits and words to fight against the SDG monsters that appear one after another. The story depicts their struggle to save the Earth, borrowing wisdom from all over the world.
(Source: Wikipedia, translated)
Music video for the song Shinpu-san no Pipe Organ by Agnes Chan and the NHK Tokyo Children's Choir that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program.
Music video for the song Ojii-chan te Ii na by Mototsugu Jitou that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program.
Music video for the song Hogaraka Sonchou-san by Akiyoshi Sera and the NHK Tokyo Jidou Gasshoudan that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program. It is considered to be lost media.
Late at night, at a lake surrounded by a peaceful forest, a mysterious spaceship landed on the water. The group that emerged from that ship kidnapped the head of space engineering, Professor Katou, and his family.
The Professor's second son, American football player Yuuji, who had run away from home was in the middle of a game and knew nothing of what had happened.
The four young people watching him were Mark, Dickey, Franco, and Yuri. They were a team of four psychics who had been training in a secret base. They had seen the previous night's events and believed them to be an alien attack. Believing their only option to be the transforming robot Baratack, they used their psychic powers to kidnap Yuuji.
Baratack could only move by combining the powers of Yuuji and the other four acting as one. When all five, including the astonished Yuuji, cried "Pentagoras Unite!” Baratack emerged. Yuuji was overcome with a violent rage, his fighting spirit burning to defeat the Golteus reptile army.
(Source: Official Website)
A polar bear who is very bored with various marine animals in the deep blue sea.It continues an ancient tradition of "Caricatures of Frolicking animals" in scroll painting-style; this time,"Frolicking Sea Animals," in animation form, with a play on Japanese and English language word-plays: "Hokyoku-Guma Suggoku Hima. / Polar bear bears boredom", "Kawauso Kawaisou./Other otter, poor otter," etc.
This project is inspired by the Japanese picture scroll in the 12 to 13 century: Bird and Beast Character Caricature. Marine animals spread out in world ocean. Using the short rhythm of the poem, you will enjoy the various sea animals' thoughts and life. This rhyme verse in both English and Japanese at same means and this film is continued in one scene and one cut for 7 minutes.
Debuted at the 39th Flickers' Rhode Island International Film Festival on August 14, 2021 during the 'KIDSEYE FILM FESTIVAL - ANIMATED SHORTS'.
(Source: AniList.co)
On the sea far from the world, there is a beautiful and strange island. On this island, there is no division between righteousness and evil, and no thrilling battles. Inhabits on the island is a group of local people who sometimes help each other and sometimes make trouble, but everyone here has a legendary past. This is the peach blossom source of the second dimension world, where the Meiying family lives.
Music video directed and animated by Mafuteru for the song Shinobi no Susume by Mafumafu.
The woman does the decision to coexist with the past.Returning to one person was not an answer. It is a new image.
(Source: Official YouTube channel)
Music video for the song Gokurou-san by Shigehiko Obara and Fusako Fujimoto, that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program
Music video for the song Melon no Kirime by Fumie Hosokawa that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program. The video was animated by Yuuji Moriyama.
Amika is a elementary school student who dreams of becoming an idol. Her grandmother is a harsh yet wealthy woman who lives on a remote island that she owns. When her grandmother passed away, Amika's life begins to appear subtle changes. Not long after the passing of her grandmother, Amika's mother gave birth to a baby girl. Ironically, Amika's little sister looks and behaves exactly like her grandmother.
(Source: Anime News Network)
Music video directed by Mitsuyuki Ishibashi and animation director Kousuke Sugimoto for the song Koi Nobori by JITTERIN'JINN. The song was originally released as a single in 2001 and was included as a bonus track on their 2007 greatest hits album "8-9-10! (Ver.2)".
In 2019, around ten years after the band's latest activity, the music video was uploaded to a new official YouTube channel for the band that is managed by Nippon Columbia.
(Source: AniList.co)