Canonical catalog
363 titles
A 4th Anniversary Monster Strike TV commercial featuring Egashira 2:50 (pronounced Egashira Nijigojuppun), a Japanese comedian. The first commercial in the promotion was originally released with the live actor. It was then fully rotoscoped and released again with some changes as an animated version.
Lightning Khan and a group of elementary school students compete against another team in a game of rollerblades and RC car racing as they plan to attend the National convention.
A two-volume DVD/CD collection of character songs and music videos of Xbox 360 dating simulation game Dream C Club. The clips recreate the heroines of the game with two-dimensional graphics. (Source: ANN)
A promotional video for the smartphone game Kick-Flight featuring the song "Flyers" by KANA-BOON.
The anime celebrates the Dragon Quest X online game's fifth anniversary by animating player-submitted "miraculous stories" related to the game. (Source: ANN)
An alternative episode 11 (or episode 11.5) released on the DVD set of Chikyuu Bouei Kazoku. The world's first experience simulation game park "Amber Crystal" opened in Chiba Prefecture. Opening day only allows couples inside with a special ticket. Seiko and cameraman Hayakawa, Mamoru and Junko-sensei are there to meet up. While saying "because it is a game, it's okay to do anything", Mamoru guards as a knight figure to raise XP to steadily power up. Meanwhile, Seiko who became a mage, realized that this game park is the invasion of the space monster and goes on to approach the final boss of the game.
The story focuses on the journey of Go prodigy, Jiang Liuer, who was encouraged by a monk to learn chess skills of various schools to participate in the 20-year National Go Competition, competing against other sects and Japanese players for the title of "Master of Chess."
Sequel to Duel Masters LOST: Gekka no Shinigami.
Music video for the song Can you see? I'm SUSHI by Japanese entertainer Pikotaro (Daimaou Kosaka) that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program. It was later released on Pikotaro's official YouTube channel. The animation was done by Creatures, Inc.
Recaps of episodes 1 to 50 of Shadowverse Flame.
The anime follows Tsukasa, whose dream is to become the best at Gigant Shooter (battles in a game similar to pog) in the world. The menko card his father left for him called King Menger is his partner. Tsukasa's fellow gamers are the cute but tsundere Koide Miruko, the spectacled bully Numata Manabu, and the realist and sharp-tongued Doumoto Ataru. (Source: ANN)
Advertisements for the Gudetama tap app Sawatte! Gudetama: 3-dome no Shoujiki. The videos are aired on television and streamed on Sanrio's official YouTube channel and typically have a gaming theme.
An OVA released in 1991. Unlike the previous OVA series, this episode was produced separately by Toshiba.
A short mini movie meant to celebrate the ending of Fire Emblem Heroes's Book Four and tease Book 5.
In commemoration of the live appearance of the Haitoku Pistols at the XFLAG PARK 2017 held at Makuhari Messe International Exhibition Hall, a pseudo sequel to Monster Sonic!: Senritsu no Lucifer, Tada Hitotsu no Hajimari no Uta was created and posted to Monster Strike's official YouTube channel. The Haitoku Pistols meet at the cafe and talk about the event after looking at flyer of it.
Features preteens involved in the competition and challenges in the world of Chinese chess.
The web anime of Dia Horizon; characters are featured as chibis as they break the 4th wall to talk about their own real-life mobile game (which is being released this month). As well as promoting the full length TV anime coming out in a October 2017 as well as the 4-koma manga available now.
Studio Colorido's promotional video for BANDAI NAMCO Online's mobile RPG VALHAIT RISING.
Bundled with the "Magical Halloween: Miracle Quartet" pachinko slot machine game CD. (Source: AniDB)
An animated promotional video for Square Enix's mobile game Idol Fantasy. Within the game you the female manager Aoi Nishizono, and your job is to raise male idols to stardom in a heart-throbbing setting.
Based on a set of toys called Treasure Gaust, the anime was based off of the manga serialized in corocoro with the main character being an anime original character.