Fanworks Anime
Ganbare! Lulu Lolo
The anime centers around the daily life of two twin bear sisters: the orange-colored Lulu and the yellow-colored Lolo. The two take on new jobs and despite the occasional failure and tears, give their best efforts.
Chou Bakuretsu Ijigen Menko Battle: Gigant Shooter Tsukasa
The anime follows Tsukasa, whose dream is to become the best at Gigant Shooter (battles in a game similar to pog) in the world. The menko card his father left for him called King Menger is his partner. Tsukasa's fellow gamers are the cute but tsundere Koide Miruko, the spectacled bully Numata Manabu, and the realist and sharp-tongued Doumoto Ataru.
(Source: Anime News Network)
Eikoku Ikke, Nihon o Taberu
Inspired by a book on Japanese cuisine written by British food writer Michael Booth, this family oriented foodie anime runs the gamut from chanko to yakisoba, and almost everything in between. Booth becomes obsessed with Japanese cuisine after reading about it, so he and his wife and their two young boys travel the length of Japan over three months, devouring everything in their way. If you're curious about okonomiyaki, or fearful of natto, you'll definitely enjoy this fun, light-hearted trans-national food voyage!
(Source: Viewster)
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)
Zannen na Ikimono Jiten The Movie
focuses on strange and unfortunate animals that live in three areas: Antarctica, Australia, and the Azumi Basin in Nagano Prefecture, Japan.
Based on a series of illustrated children's books.