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A series of shorts by Production I.G and funded by Acer Japan, which focus on five members of the Sunrise Japan group (not to be confused with the animation studio) of prominent female athletes in celebration of the 2012 Olympics: Yamasaki Shizuyo (boxer/comedian), Hamaguchi Kyouko (wrestler), Itou Satsuki (boxer), Urata Satako (beach volleyball player), and Nishibori Takemi (beach volleyball player). (Source: AniDB)

Animated film about the life of the 45th Yokozuna, Wakanohana Kanji I. (Source: AniDB)

Major television commercial for the Shounen Sunday magazine.

Inaba Junior High School's baseball team has been defeated miserably since the senior members left. Because of their poor results, the players are suspended from games and are almost forced to break up. Ironically, however, this hardship makes them band tighter together and intensifies their desire to play. They practice hard in the hope of regaining the respect of the other students and teachers. Soon, their will-power leads them to unbelievable victories. This story portrays the boys' dreams and friendship through baseball. (Source: Official website)

Web commercial to promote the grand opening of the entertainment and recreational facility "ASOBUILD." The building is made up of six floors, each with their own theme and unique attractions.

Animated collaboration PV between Mizone and Genshin Impact.

Ganba! Fly High television commercial for Shounen Sunday magazine.

A traffic safety film starring the cast of Touch.

A TV Special of Dash! Yonkurou that aired 4 months after the TV anime ended. Because the Dash Warriors won against Oomiya's senior citizen team the Silver Warriors, they travel to the Amazon in Brazil to try out his natural tracks that he built. When the arrive they find the natural track has been destroyed by a storm when they are suddenly attacked by the Amazon Warriors. One of the boys has Horizon, an original Mini 4WD created by Yonkurou's father who disappeared.

An April Fool's video for the mobile game Fire Emblem Heroes.

The story will center around a protagonist who goes to Powerful High School to achieve his dreams of being a baseball player. There, he reunites with a childhood friend named Subaru Hoshii, who he promised to play at the Summer Koshien high school championship game with in the past, but who seems to have forgotten their promise. (Source: ANN)

Series of shorts that describe what often happens in a typical amateur baseball club. (Source: ANN)

Compilation of episodes 1-4 of the OVA.

Jimmy is having trouble with pitching a baseball; Patty finds a way to encourage Jimmy to do better.

A commercial for the Japan Racing Association (JRA), as a followup to the original. Features the Aimer song Crossovers.

Music video for the song Butai ni Tatte by YOASOBI.

Star of the Giants vs Astro Boy is an anime crossover special that aired on September 6th, 1969. Broadcasted by the TV Network Nippon Television, it was a collaboration between the studios Tokyo Movie and Mushi Pro in which rival characters on the same network would battle each other over a game of baseball. It’s considered one of the oldest anime crossover specials, but despite its historical significance, only small clips have surfaced over time. (Source: Lost Media Wiki)

Second season of Mukashi Keibanashi.

In the video, the swimmer leaves Tottori to compete, but does a "Tottori U-turn" to return to his home prefecture and find a job. To aid in the process, the ad points viewers towards a job placement agency. (Source: ANN)

First TV adaptation of manga "Pro Golfer Saru" by Motoo Abiko, serialised in Shonen Sunday and CoroCoro Comic.