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Adachi-ga Hara
This is a story of an astronaut who is sent to a penal colony planet, and there meets an old woman who shows him the truth of life and love. Originally a short Manga in "The Lion Books," it was made into an animated series. The chief character, Jess, fights to bring down the dictator of the federation of the Earth and other planets, but is arrested by the federal authorities and sent to a penal colony planet. The story focuses on him, using Japanese Noh drama "Kurozuka" as a motif.
(Source: AniDB)
Watashi no Tenshi
Music video animated by Mogelatte for the song Watashi no Tenshi by HoneyWorks featuring Sena Narumi.
Watashi no Touchika
I’m the only one who can't live without an oxygen tank in the underwater world. No matter how suffocated I feel, I preserve peace and harmony by pretending the selfish girl and my friends with complicated family backgrounds don’t bother me.
Graduate Work 2021, Tokyo University of the Arts, Graduate School of Film and New Media, Department of Animation
(Source: Geidai Animation)
Dankichi-jima no Olympic Taikai
Watashi-tachi, Luck Logic-bu!
The comedy shorts follow four girls who are members of the Luck Logic Club, whose activity is playing the Luck & Logic card game. Watashitachi, Luck Logic-bu! will air approximately one minute before each episode of the main series.
(Source: MAL News)
Watashi to Kotori to Suzu to
The poem Watashi to Kotori to Suzu to was originally written by Misuzu Kaneko. Composer Ryuichi Sugimoto converted the poem into a song and it was sung by Tsutomu Aragaki. This song was animated for NHK's Minna no Uta program.
Watashi to Piano
Music video for a song by Junko Yagami that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program. Originally released in April 1991 as Watashi to Piano, the title was changed to Piano to Watashi when it was rebroadcast in August that same year. The video features illustrations by Seiichi Hayashi which were animated by Yumiko Kanaumi.
Watashi to Watashi: Futari no Lotte
Outspoken Luise and shy Lotte meet at summer camp and realize they are identical twins who were separated at birth by their divorced parents. The girls become friends and decide to switch places with each other so that they can each learn about the parent they never knew, and perhaps bring together their broken family.
Watashi wa Buranko
A music video for the song "Watashi wa Buranko" by Yumiko Araki. Aired as part of NHK's Minna no Uta program.
Watashi wa "Tofu" Desu
A music video for the song by Kazuo Kumakura and NHK Tokyo Children's Choir that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta Program.
Watashi wa, Watashi no Koto ga Suki.
Music video directed by Suguru Asakura and Nagi Oonami for the song Watashi wa, Watashi no Koto ga Suki. by HoneyWorks and Kaguya (Yuuko Natsuyoshi).
Watashi wo Center ni Suru to Chikaimasuka?
"If you can really make me the Center...then we can get married."
Meet Mizuki Natsuno, the least popular member of the nationally acclaimed idol group, Melty Strawberry. She has an eternal fan in Koichi Okuta, who is always pouring heart and soul into supporting her. Normally, a fan would never get to interact with their idol beyond the stage. But one thing led to another, and Koichi now finds himself living together with Mizuki in his own house. He vows to make her the new Center of Melty Strawberry, sparking an unconventional tag-team between a devoted fan and his idol. Together, they attempt to elevate Mizuki's career from obscurity to stardom!
(Source: Kodansha)
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)
