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Animated music video directed by Nihe and odyk for the song Uikousen by Shigure Ui.

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Music video for the song Bazubi Bazab by Tokoyami Towa.

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Episode 0 of Duo Xuan Shi.

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Graduation work of Mari Suzuki at Tama Art University.

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Animated short celebrating Fate/Grand Order's 10th Anniversary

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Music video for the song Tekuteku by Spitz.

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This is for children who couldn't be on their own. And, for the time when you're older and you've forgotten your determination to be on your own. Graduate Work 2014, Tokyo University of the Arts, Graduate School of Film and New Media, Department of Animation (Source: Geidai Animation)

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A boy’s spoon falls on the floor when he is having a breakfast. The moment he is trying to pick it up, the boy is thrown into the different world. There he begins the adventure to take his spoon back. 1st year work 2014 by Yikun Wang, Tokyo University of the Arts, Graduate School of Film and New Media, Department of Animation. (Source: Geidai Animation)

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Keppekishou is an original song composed by Scop with GUMI. The song is about a boy wanting to stay "clean" from the world. (Source: Vocaloid Wiki)

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Music video for LOVE EAST by Akatsuki Records

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The concept trailer to Long Xin Shaonü. The essence goes beyond time, beyond good and evil, beyond light and the dark, beyond imagination and reality. "To see something clearly, I can not fear the feeling of falling down." (Source: Studio Tumble Youtube Channel, edited)

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Music video for the song Natsukashii Mirai by Masashi Sada.

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Music video for the song Say My Name by Nerissa Ravencroft.

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MV for Tsukino Mito's song, Anti-Gravity Girl.

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What would you do if one of your family members or friends told you that he or she was sexually assaulted? (Source: Vimeo) Winner of the Grand Prix Award for the Animation Division at the 2019 Aichi International Women's Film Festival

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An original anime series based on the “Death Stranding” video game. Once, there was an explosion... Lonesome souls of the dead manifest in the physical world, reaching in search of the living. However, the connection they create triggers a massive explosion that eradicates anything of this world—a phenomenon referred to as the Death Stranding. These events wipe out nations as well as civilization itself. People who remain are now isolated, withdrawn, and without connections. As humanity stands at the brink a legendary porter set out to transport both cargo and wishes of its senders, reconnecting people in the hope that they might still be saved. Somewhere in North America, just as Sam Bridges walks through the continent in order to save America, the someones are also trying to deal with their isolation in their own way. An old man trying to realize salvation through ways outside of the connection advocated by Bridges. A female warrior who tries to kickstart a world of constant fighting. A boy with a grudge against Bridges. A girl who embraces loneliness. On the precipice of the end of humanity and the world, their fates and hopes converge, as another story of Death Stranding begins. And now, comes another explosion... (Source: KOJIMA PRODUCTIONS, edited) Note: Title and Relations are provisional and will be updated when more info is announced.

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"You bought me for 50 sacks of rice? Why would you do that?" "I thought you might end up dead if I didn't." Hidden deep in the mountains from prying eyes, the burly Bong-chun lives in seclusion. Bong-chun buys and rescues Sun-gap, a servant boy who is beaten almost to death by his master. Sun-gap is bewildered by Bong-chun, who treats him with unexpected kindness, calling him his wife and not putting him to any hard work. As Sun-gap begins to enjoy the peace with Bong-chun, feeling relieved to have finally escaped his old master's house, a man appears, claiming he has come to take him back. (Source: Laftel)