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Hero Inside

Mike, an ordinary young man living in San Francisco, stumbles upon a mysterious comic book titled "Crying Man." To his astonishment, he discovers that he can summon the superhero from the pages into the real world. This incredible power changes his life forever, but he is not alone in this discovery. Across the city, countless other people begin to find and summon heroes from a set of 100 comic books left behind by a missing cartoonist named Scott. As superheroes pop out of their stories and into reality, chaos erupts in San Francisco. Mike must navigate this new world where anyone can call forth a hero, leading to unexpected conflicts and adventures.

Gomen ne (Music)

A music video for the song "Gomen ne" by the Japanese alternative idol group BiSH. The video was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program, a long-running segment that showcases a wide variety of musical pieces to a broad audience. Through its visual presentation, the video brings the song's lyrics and emotional tone to life, using animation and imagery to create a distinct atmosphere that complements the music. The piece captures the essence of the song's message, blending the group's energetic performance style with the program's characteristic approach to presenting music. As a standalone special, it offers a unique glimpse into the artistic expression of BiSH, focusing on the interplay bet

Nare no Hate

A promotional video brings to life the world of Shigeaki Katou's novel Nare no Hate. The story follows a mysterious narrative that unfolds through a single episode, immersing viewers in an enigmatic atmosphere. As the plot progresses, secrets and hidden truths begin to surface, challenging the characters' perceptions of reality. The conflict arises when the boundaries between fiction and truth blur, leaving the protagonist to navigate a web of uncertainty. With each revelation, the mystery deepens, forcing a confrontation with the unknown.

Tanjoubi ga Yattekita Wai! Wai! Wai!

Kiiyama Shoten releases a music video for the song "Tanjoubi ga Yattekita Wai! Wai! Wai!" featured on Fuji TV's long-running children's program Hirake! Ponkikki. The cheerful tune celebrates the joy of birthdays, inviting viewers to sing and dance along. The video brings the song's lively spirit to life through colorful visuals and playful animation. The music video captures the excitement of a birthday celebration, with characters and scenes that reflect the happiness of the occasion. As the song plays, viewers are taken on a whimsical journey filled with bright colors, energetic movements, and catchy melodies. The animation style matches the program's fun and educational tone, making it a

Kyoto Anime Festival Opening Movie

A special animation created for the Kyoto Animation music festival brings together a vibrant collection of characters and artists from the studio's various shows. The short film serves as a celebratory opening for the event, showcasing the beloved figures in a lively and colorful sequence. As the festival begins, the characters come to life through dynamic animation and music, each one contributing to the festive atmosphere. The piece highlights the unique charm and creativity of Kyoto Animation's diverse portfolio, offering fans a brief but heartfelt glimpse into the worlds they have come to love.

Creature Hunters

Make It Funky Now

A collection of everyday objects comes to life in a short animated music video set to the song "Make It Funky Now" (BMS edit) by DOT96. Ordinary items like kitchen utensils, stationery, and household tools move and interact in rhythm with the music. As the beat progresses, the objects synchronize their movements and transformations with the song's funky melody, creating a visual spectacle that turns mundane surroundings into a lively dance performance. The video explores the harmony between sound and motion through the unexpected choreography of daily life items.

Daisuki na Kimi e

A young woman navigates her daily life, finding joy in small moments and the people around her. She cherishes her connections with family and friends, each interaction adding color to her world. Through the changing seasons, she reflects on the warmth of everyday experiences and the bonds that shape her journey. As she moves through familiar routines, she confronts the bittersweet nature of time and the inevitability of change. The music video for the song "Daisuki na Kimi e" by Hey! Say! JUMP captures her emotional landscape, blending vibrant visuals with heartfelt melodies. Her story unfolds as a gentle exploration of love, memory, and the beauty found in ordinary life.

Yume no Hiyoko

Akiko Yano's song "Yume no Hiyoko" comes to life in this music video created for Fuji TV's children's program Hirake! Ponkikki. The visual accompaniment brings the whimsical melody and lyrics into a colorful animated world, designed to captivate young viewers. The short film follows the playful imagery suggested by the song, creating a dreamlike atmosphere where imagination takes flight. Through vibrant animation and music, the video offers a gentle, enchanting experience that complements Yano's distinctive musical style.

Bubble Bath Girl

A young girl enjoys a playful and whimsical bubble bath, transforming her ordinary routine into a magical experience. As the bubbles fill the room, they take on fantastical shapes and colors, creating a dreamlike atmosphere. The girl interacts with the floating bubbles, dancing and singing along to the cheerful melody. The music video captures the joy and innocence of childhood imagination, blending vibrant visuals with the upbeat song. The bubbles become characters and landscapes, leading the girl on a lighthearted adventure within the confines of her bathroom. The short film celebrates the simple pleasures of life through a musical lens.

Chibimiminaga Bandicoot

Chibimimi, a cheerful and energetic character, stars in a music video for the song "Chibimiminaga Bandicoot." The video was featured on Fuji TV's children's program Hirake! Ponkikki, bringing the catchy tune to life through vibrant visuals and playful animation. As the music plays, Chibimimi embarks on a whimsical journey filled with colorful scenes and rhythmic adventures. The video captures the joy and excitement of the song, inviting viewers to sing and dance along with the character.

Kame to Puma to Flamingo

A vibrant music video brings to life the song "Kame to Puma to Flamingo" by the Japanese hip-hop group Kick the Can Crew. The track was selected for broadcast on NHK's long-running music program Minna no Uta, as well as on the network's Ao Kiiro segment, which showcases a variety of musical content. The video transforms the song's playful lyrics and upbeat rhythm into a visual experience, blending animation and live-action elements to match the group's energetic style. Viewers are taken through a series of colorful, surreal scenes that mirror the song's whimsical narrative about a turtle, a puma, and a flamingo. The production captures the essence of the music while offering a unique artisti

No.5

In a world ravaged by war, a group of elite soldiers known as the "Peace Force" is tasked with maintaining order. Among them is No.5, a quiet and mysterious young man with extraordinary abilities. He lives alongside his comrades, each with their own unique skills and personalities, as they navigate a fragile peace. However, when a mission goes awry and No.5 begins to question the true nature of his existence and the organization he serves, tensions rise. As secrets unravel, he must confront the dark reality behind the peace they fight to protect.

Plankton

A music video for the song "Plankton" by millennium parade, directed by the studio PERIMETRON. The visual piece blends surreal animation and live-action footage, creating a dreamlike atmosphere that mirrors the band's genre-defying sound. It explores themes of existence and the microscopic world through vivid, often disorienting scenes. The narrative follows a journey through a world where organic and mechanical elements blur, with plankton-like creatures drifting through vast spaces. As the music progresses, imagery becomes fragmented and symbolic, touching on life, decay, and rebirth. The video's experimental approach invites multiple interpretations, making it a standalone artistic state

I'm Late

A handful of people of different ages, boys and girls, are asked how they would feel and behave if their girlfriend told them "my period hasn't come yet," or if their own period hasn't come after being with their boyfriend. Through their answers, they reveal their personal relationships with sex, parenthood, life, and society. The film presents these intimate reactions without judgment, exploring the emotional weight and social pressures surrounding a potential pregnancy. Each character's response reflects their unique circumstances, fears, and hopes, offering a multifaceted look at a universal human experience.

2U feat. A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie

Bryan Chase, acompañado por el rapero estadounidense A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, protagoniza el videoclip musical de su canción "2U". La pieza visual combina elementos de ciencia ficción con una estética futurista, transportando al espectador a un escenario digital y vibrante. A través de imágenes dinámicas y una narrativa visual abstracta, el video explora la conexión entre la música y la tecnología, sumergiendo a los artistas en un mundo de luces, sombras y efectos visuales que amplifican el mensaje de la canción.

Godzilla vs. Gigan Rex

Tras el devastador ataque de las hordas de Gigans en la película anterior, la Tierra se enfrenta una vez más a la amenaza de estos monstruos alienígenas. Sin embargo, esta vez el peligro es aún mayor: ha aparecido un nuevo y temible líder, Gigan Rex, un Gigan de color rojo que gobierna a los demás con mano firme. Su llegada desata el caos y la destrucción a su paso, poniendo a la humanidad al borde del colapso. Ante esta nueva crisis, el legendario Godzilla emerge de las profundidades para enfrentarse a Gigan Rex. El monstruo rey tendrá que usar toda su fuerza y sus habilidades de combate para hacer frente a un enemigo que no solo cuenta con una legión de seguidores, sino que también presum

Sakura no Kakera

Rin Mizushima releases a music video for her song Sakura no Kakera, featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program. The visuals accompany the emotional melody, creating a poignant atmosphere that captures the essence of the song's themes of fleeting beauty and cherished memories. Through carefully crafted imagery, the video translates the lyrics into a visual narrative, inviting viewers to reflect on the transient nature of life and love. The music video serves as a standalone artistic piece, blending the auditory experience of the song with a complementary visual story. It offers a moment of quiet contemplation, allowing the audience to immerse themselves in the delicate balance between joy and so

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The Last Man on Earth Sat Alone in a Room

In a desolate future, the last man on Earth sits alone in a room, isolated from the world outside. His solitude is shattered when a sudden knock echoes from the door, an event that defies all logic in a world he believed to be empty. As he grapples with the implications of this unexpected visitor, the man must confront the mysteries of his existence and the possibility that he is not as alone as he thought. The knock sets off a chain of events that challenge his understanding of reality.

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Popipo (Momosuzu Nene Cover)

Momosuzu Nene, a virtual YouTuber from the hololive production, takes on a vibrant cover of the iconic song "Popipo" originally created by Hachioji P. The music video captures her playful and energetic interpretation, blending her distinctive vocal charm with the track's catchy, upbeat rhythm. As the visuals unfold, Nene's cheerful personality shines through, inviting viewers into a lively musical experience that celebrates her unique style and the song's enduring appeal. The video features colorful animations and dynamic scenes that complement the song's whimsical lyrics and fast-paced melody. Through her performance, Nene brings a fresh energy to the classic tune, showcasing her versatili

Saisei Kanou Energy no Uta

A music video for the song "Saisei Kanou Energy no Uta" by Masayuki Toyota and Midories, featured on NHK's Minna no Uta and Ao Kiiro programs. The video presents a vibrant and imaginative visual journey through various forms of renewable energy, including solar, wind, hydroelectric, and geothermal power. Through colorful animation and lively music, the video aims to educate and inspire viewers about the importance of sustainable energy sources. It highlights how these clean energy alternatives can power our world while protecting the environment for future generations.

Change the World Again

The music video for "Change the World Again" brings together the talents of composer Tomoyuki Tanaka and vocalists Hiroshi Takano and Ikuko Harada. Through a blend of live-action footage and animated sequences, the visual piece interprets the song's themes of transformation and renewal. The video follows a narrative thread that mirrors the lyrics, exploring moments of personal change and the hope that comes with new beginnings. As the music builds, the imagery shifts between intimate scenes and broader landscapes, creating a dynamic emotional journey. The collaboration between Tanaka's melodic composition and the performers' expressive delivery gives the video a distinctive atmosphere. Each

Dream Believers

A special music video for the song "Dream Believers (Fes×LIVE ver.)" was released to commemorate the half-anniversary of the game Link! Like! Love Live!. The video features the characters from the game performing the full-size version of the song, showcasing their energetic dance routines and vibrant stage presence. Set to the upbeat and inspiring track, the visuals capture the essence of the game's musical celebration, highlighting the bond between the performers and their dedication to their craft. The video serves as a festive tribute to the game's milestone, offering fans a complete and polished presentation of the song that originally appeared in a shorter form. Through dynamic choreogr

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Mermaid Forest Specials

Yuta and Mana, an immortal couple cursed by the flesh of a mermaid, continue their search for a way to become human again. Their eternal life comes at a terrible cost, as they have witnessed countless loved ones age and die while they remain unchanged. Their journey leads them to a remote village where a young girl named Towa is being held captive. The villagers believe that consuming mermaid flesh will grant them immortality, but they have discovered that the process is far more dangerous than they imagined. Yuta and Mana must confront the dark secrets of the village and the true nature of the mermaid's curse before more lives are lost.

Attention to me-s

Attention to me-s is a music video directed by ARAKI for his original song of the same name. The video features a young girl who finds herself trapped in a surreal and repetitive urban landscape. She wanders through empty streets and identical buildings, searching for a way to break the cycle. As she moves through this strange world, her surroundings begin to warp and shift, reflecting her inner turmoil. The music drives her journey, blending with the visuals to create an immersive experience. The girl must confront the monotony and find a path to freedom before she is consumed by the endless repetition.

Iron Lotus

In the world of Library of Ruina, a mysterious library stands as a sanctuary for lost souls. The song "Iron Lotus" by Mili tells a story of struggle and resilience through its haunting melody and lyrics. The music video visualizes the emotional journey of characters trapped in a cycle of conflict and redemption. The narrative follows a protagonist who must confront their inner demons and the harsh realities of their existence. As the music swells, the video depicts a battle between light and darkness, where the iron lotus symbolizes an unbreakable will to survive. The visuals intertwine with the song's themes of pain, growth, and the search for meaning in a broken world.

Come On Boy (C.O.B)

Girl group band CLINAH is ready to showcase their exciting performances. Vocal Han Yu-Na, first guitarist Rica, second guitarist Malja, and drummer Lee So-Woon make up this idol band, displaying their instrumental skills, vocals, and dance routines. "Come on Boy" is the title song of their first album "We Are Clinah", composed by Jonny Kim of Superkid and created by BeatNist. The fast beat and exciting melody harmonize well, allowing each member to show their different styles.

Be My Bride

A young man finds himself captivated by a beautiful woman he encounters in his daily life. As he watches her from afar, his feelings grow into a deep, unspoken affection. The music video follows his quiet longing and the moments that bring them closer together. Set to the romantic melody of VIMUTTI's song, the story unfolds through a series of tender and emotional scenes. The man must find the courage to express his love before the opportunity slips away, leading to a heartfelt conclusion that celebrates the beauty of confessing one's true feelings.

Different Hearts

A music video directed by Ja-ro, Different Hearts brings together the talents of GINJO and SOLE. The visual piece blends animated sequences with the rhythm of their collaborative single, creating a unique audiovisual experience. The video explores themes of emotional distance and connection through its imagery. As the song progresses, the animation reflects the tension between two individuals navigating their differing perspectives and feelings.

Stars Fall (I Do)

A music video for D.O.'s song "Stars Fall (I Do)" unfolds a tender romantic narrative. The visuals follow a young couple as they navigate the quiet, intimate moments of their relationship, capturing the warmth and unspoken emotions between them. The story gently explores the beauty of everyday connections and the bittersweet feelings that accompany love. Through a series of soft, evocative scenes, the music video portrays the simple yet profound experience of two people sharing their lives, set against the backdrop of the song's heartfelt melody.

Kaodon

Chiaki Mayumura releases a music video for her song "Kaodon." The visual accompaniment brings the track to life through animation and imagery. The video serves as a standalone artistic piece that interprets the song's themes and emotions through a visual medium. The music video presents a unique audiovisual experience, blending the singer's musical style with animated storytelling. It captures the essence of the song through carefully crafted visuals that complement the melody and lyrics.

Tomato Trauma

Tomato Trauma is a music video for the song of the same name by the artist OSUM. The short film blends action and music, following a narrative driven by the song's rhythm and visuals. The protagonist navigates a series of intense, stylized sequences that mirror the track's energy and emotional tone. The video presents a conflict between the character and an unseen force, using dynamic action and choreography to express the struggle. The story unfolds through a combination of vivid imagery and musical cues, creating a visceral experience that captures the essence of the song without explicit dialogue.