Koi-ken! Watashitachi Anime ni Nacchatta!

Fuuka

Yuu Haruna acaba de mudarse a Tokio con sus hermanas tras el traslado laboral de su padre. Es un chico tímido que pasa el tiempo pegado a su smartphone, revisando Twitter. Un día, mientras camina distraído, una chica choca contra él y, pensando que le estaba tomando fotos bajo la falda, le rompe el teléfono y le da una bofetada. Esa chica resulta ser Fuuka Akitsuki, una estudiante de su nuevo instituto. A diferencia de casi todo el mundo, Fuuka no tiene móvil y escucha música con un reproductor de CD, con una personalidad libre y magnética que fascina a quienes la rodean. A pesar del turbulento comienzo, Yuu y Fuuka se acercan y deciden formar una banda con sus amigos, soñando con llegar al

Back Street Girls -GOKUDOLS-

Three yakuza underlings—Kentarou, Ryou, and Kazuhiko—mess up an important job for their boss. Given a choice between having their organs harvested or undergoing sex reassignment surgery to become female pop idols, they reluctantly choose the latter. After a grueling year of training in Thailand, they are reborn as Airi, Chika, and Mari, debuting as the amateur idol group The Goku Dolls. Despite the feminizing brainwashing they endured, the three idols retain their yakuza spirit. Their boss hires Mandarin Kinoshita, a legendary manager with a flawless track record, to force them to embrace their new roles. Now, with their lives on the line, the reluctant yakuza must unleash their inner cuten

Dropout Idol Fruit Tart

Sakura Ino arrives in Tokyo full of dreams, only to find her new idol group, Fruit Tart, on the brink of collapse. She joins three other struggling performers: former child actor Roko Sekino, failed musician Hayu Nukui, and aspiring model Nina Maehara. Together, they live in the Mouse House dormitory, a home now threatened with demolition. The group discovers they are burdened with a crushing 100 million yen debt. To save their home and their fledgling careers, the girls must start from the very bottom of the idol industry. They face the daunting task of building a fanbase and creating their own music, all while navigating the chaotic world of show business.

Japan Anima(tor)’s Exhibition

Japan Anima(tor)'s Exhibition is a showcase of diverse, standalone short animations. Each episode is an independent project, ranging from original stories and promotional films to music videos and experimental works. Directed by various talents, the collection includes tales of fantasy like 'The Dragon Dentist,' the intense and surreal 'ME!ME!ME!,' the mecha action of 'Evangelion: Another Impact,' and the slice-of-life story '20min Walk From Nishi-Ogikubo Station.' These shorts offer a broad spectrum of genres and visual styles. The series serves as a platform for animators to display their creativity and innovative techniques, presenting a varied and unrestrained look at contemporary Japa

The Flying Luna Clipper

A group of thrill-seekers embarks on a journey aboard a chartered plane, the Flying Luna Clipper. Their fellow passengers are a peculiar cast of characters, most of whom are anthropomorphic fruits and vegetables. Their adventure involves hopping from one exotic island to the next, each destination offering its own distinct and visually stunning attractions. The trip becomes a surreal exploration of these strange locales and the eclectic group sharing the experience.

Shin Koihime†Musou: LIVE Revolution

In this unique OVA, the beloved heroines of the Shin Koihime†Musou universe step out of their historical fantasy battles and into the spotlight of a live concert stage. The special event is dedicated to performing the vibrant theme songs associated with their adventures, offering fans a new way to experience their favorite characters. The production focuses on capturing the spectacle and energy of the live performance, with each character showcasing their personality through song and dance. The ecchi elements familiar from the main series are woven into the choreography and costumes, adding a playful flair to the musical numbers. Without a traditional narrative, the OVA serves as a celebra