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Second single release from Daisy x Daisy featuring intro theme of anime series Fairy Tail. Includes illustrations and a DVD with music video of "Boei Honno". (Source: cdjapan.co.jp)

Rusty Nail is a X Japan's anime music video produced by CLAMP and included on VHS as a first press bonus for the "PERFECT BEST' compilation album, released in 1999. The video shows anime versions of the band: YOSHIKI, ToshI, hide, PATA and HEATH in a sci-fi like scenario. (Source: Music Japan Plus / X Japan Wiki)

The video is the result of Muse’s on-going creative collaborations with Japanese director Tekken, who previously delivered eye-catching, flipbook-style animated videos for the band’s tracks “Follow Me” and “Exogenesis: Symphony Part 3 (Redemption)”. (Source: Muse)

Music video for the song Onnanoko ni Naritai by Japanese utaite singer Mafumafu that was featured on his fifth full-length album "Kagura Iro Artifact". The music video was animated by MONO-Devoid. A boy doesn't want to be one anymore and instead would much prefer to a cute girl and live out the fantasy of Cinderella.

Music video for Eve's song Hakugin.

As "another story" set after the end of the original manga, this what-if "Return" plot depicts what happens to the title character after his final act to save Earth. After drifting in space, the robot boy is rescued by the three members of ravex, and he is miraculously revived — not by Tezuka's Black Jack surgeon character, but by "Space Jack." The newly evolved robot boy will be named "Ratom." The Princess Knight and other Tezuka characters will appear in this all-new story. Musical artists BoA, Maki Goto, Anna Tsuchiya, Tohoshinki, and TRF are contributing to the album, and an event is planned at Tokyo's National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation on April 10. The album marks Avex's 20th anniversary and what would have been Tezuka's 80th birthday. (Source: ANN)

Music video for song '1989' by the pillows from their 20th anniversary compilation album 'Rock stock & too smoking the pillows.'

Cornered with no way out, the demon Anthon Juan Basilis falls to what should have been his death. Instead, he plummets into the life of the human Van, marking the start of their bond. From playing games to camping under the stars, the two boys spend time together and grow closer. However, when events from the demon's past resurface, Basilis forces Van to make a choice—one that threatens the very connection they have nurtured until now. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

The DVD/BD release of Ensemble Stars! will contain chibi picture dramas.

An independent music video created in 2006 by Sugimoto Kousuke and with music by Manabe Takayuki.

Official music video for the song I Wanna by Minato Aqua.

Music video for the song ad meliora by THE CHARM PARK. The song was featured as the first ending for Fruits Basket 2nd Season.

Short promotional animation clip was released as part of a special Comic Blade Digital DVD sold at Animate. Based on a manga "Erementar Gerad: Aozora no Senki" by Azuma Mayumi serialised in Comic Blade Masamune and later in Comic Blade Avarus starting on September 15, 2007. It is a spin-off of the mangaka's earlier series Elemental Gelade. (Source: AniDB)

The still, white space expands as far as the eye can see. A man who's lost his memory awakens. An enormous door stands before him, and there's an old temple in the distance. The building seems to be calling to him, and the man approaches it. There's an old piano there. The moment he touches it, horrifying memories return to him. Who is this man, really? And what is the truth of this space...? (Source: YouTube)

A pro wrestling match in which Miku and Rin (Cutie Angels) play against Meiko and Luka. The ringside commentator is KAITO. The referee is Len. (Source: Mitchie M's YouTube channel)

Official music video for the song Kaisou Ressha by Minato Aqua.

The music video was a first part of a series of commemorations for the Macross franchise's 35th anniversary which happened in 2017. It was only shown on two giant streetside screens in Tokyo, Alta Vision in Shinjuku and UDX Vision in Akihabara. (Source: AniDB)

Specials included on the BD/DVD of Cinderella Girls Gekijou 3rd Season.

Music video from DECO*27.

Self-cover by Kenshi Yonezu, who was in charge of writing and composing original version song for Foorin. Paprika was written by Yonezu as part of the NHK Tokyo 2020 Support Song Project which was set up to cheer on everybody in the run up to 2020 and beyond.

Music video animated by Koronosuke Koron for the song Ano Yume wo Nazotte by YOASOBI.

One of Irodorimidori's guitarists, Aliciana Ogata, sings exuding a prim and proper aura. Through various ideals and syncopations, her soul and passion as a musician shine brighter than any diamond as she overcomes her limits. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Music video promoting the official song of One Piece volume 106.

Collaboration movie between Aikatsu! and PriPara.