The horror comedy manga begins one fateful day when the cowardly (unnamed) protagonist meets Mechako, the leader of the "Kaikigumi" organization which is in charge of the ghosts and supernatural creatures scaring humans. The protagonist somehow takes part in the revival of the Kaikigumi, after which one bizarre (yet not scary) phenomenon after another crops up around him.
 
(Source: ANN)

SI-VIS is a co-ed music group, led by Yosuke, shaking up the global music scene with their unmatched vocals and performances. However, they are actually heroes in disguise, battling against mysterious forces threatening the world. They convert audience energy at live performances into combat power. Luckily, the battles appear to be ordinary concerts to the public, keeping their identity a secret. 

 (Source: Crunchyroll)

The second season of Vigilante: Boku no Hero Academia ILLEGALS.

Kouichi Haimawari is a dull college student who aspires to be a hero but has given up on his dream. Although 80% of the world’s population has superhuman powers called Quirks, few are chosen to become heroes and protect people. Everything changes for Kouichi when he and Pop☆Step are saved by the vigilante Knuckleduster and get recruited to become vigilantes themselves!
 
(Source: Crunchyroll)

The eighth and final season of Boku no Hero Academia. 

Deku and the heroes are plunged into a final battle against villains across Japan. Deku, by fully unleashing One For All Quirks, faces off against Shigaraki. A young and refreshed All For One faces Armored All Might, Quirkless in his powered armor suit. Will Deku be able to bring the story of how they all became the greatest heroes to its finale? Or will everything be destroyed?! 

(Source: Crunchyroll)

Animated movie that was released in theatres as part of the Ultraman Wonderful World (1996) triple feature, alongside Ultraman Zearth and Revive! Ultraman.

As the world is threatened by the sudden appearance of a mysterious alien mothership, best friends Koyama Kadode and Nakagawa “Ontan” Oran carry on about their high school life. But as they grow up, they face existential questions, learning adulthood’s complexities and that the true threat may not be from above. 
 
(Source: Crunchyroll) 
Note: Includes Episode 0, which chronologically occurs between episodes 16 and 17.

The second season of UniteUp! 
PROTOSTAR’s journey continues as they face rivals and challenges, striving to shine in the competitive idol world. 
(Source: Crunchyroll News)

The story centers on Shun Tokinoya, a second-year high school living with his mother and younger sister. After his father's death in an accident and his sister's injury, he quit the game he was passionate about, and now works at an esports café called "FOX ONE." He spends all his time studying and working part-time while hanging out with his childhood gaming friends. Suddenly, he learns that "FOX ONE" has a huge amount of debts. In order to repay the debts, Shun and his friends aim to win the "Xaxerion Championship" and win the prize money. With a sense of guilt, Shun jumps back into the world of online games, and is confronted by Bakuretsu-kun, who used to play the game with him. 
 
(Source: Crunchyroll)

The seventh season of Boku no Hero Academia. 
 
Following an all-out battle with the Paranormal Liberation Front, it is difficult for the people of Japan to continue placing faith in their heroes. To combat the combined power of Tomura Shigaraki and All For One, All Might calls for his ally from the West—the strongest woman on the planet, Star and Stripe. 
 
However, All For One decides to intercept Star and her fleet to get his hands on her overpowered quirk before she can enter Japanese airspace. Although Endeavor, Hawks, and Best Jeanist are headed to the rendezvous point, Star makes a gamble in the present to save her comrades. 
 
(Source: MAL Rewrite) 
 
Note: The season was preceded by a 4-episode special titled 'Boku no Hero Academia: Memories' recapping events from the 6th season along with adding a few minutes of new material each episode.

The anime's story centers on Akira Kiyose, who sings on a video streaming site under the singer name "KIKUNOYU." One day the talent agency sMiLea Production scouts him. sMiLea is an agency founded by the retired legendary idol pair AneLa to train new budding idols. Akira then forms an idol group with Banri Naoe and Chihiro Isuzugawa, who were also scouted. Their new group, Protostar, will have their debut alongside other new idol groups with sMiLea Production: Legit and Jaxx Jaxx. 
(Source: Anime News Network)

The first season of 3 Choume no Tama: Uchi no Tama Shirimasenka? 
 
Note: The 1993 TV series is a recut of the 7-episode OVA series 'Tama & Friends: 3 Choume Monogatari' omitting the first OVA, but adding 3 additional new episodes.

A straight-to-VHS OVA series for the mixed media project Tama & Friends. 
 
Note: The 1993 TV series '3 Choume no Tama: Uchi no Tama Shirimasenka?' is a recut of 6 of these OVA episodes, omitting the first episode but adding 3 additional new episodes. The first episode would remain out-of-print until 2013 when it was digitally remastered for the series 30th anniversary.

Music video directed by Saki Iyori for the song Takaramono by Japanese rock band FLOWER FLOWER.

A music video for Aisou ze! by CHAI, directed by Mirai Mizue. The song is an image song written for the original short animation "Dinosaur Biyori" which was broadcasted on TOKYO MX.

Two office workers in an unrealistically mysterious world are trapped in an infinite corridor as they try to meet up with each other.

Music video for the song Careless by ClariS. 
Note: The song featured in this music video was also used as the opening theme in the anime Magia Record: Mahou Shoujo Madoka☆Magica Gaiden 2nd Season - Kakusei Zenya.

Music video for the single Showtime by Japanese rock band DATS.

Music video for Electric Love feat. Hatsune Miku by Hachioji-P.

Music video for Sweet Devil by HachiojiP feat. Hatsune Miku.

The second season of Rikei ga Koi ni Ochita no de Shoumei shitemita.

Based on Kaori Kimeki's fantasy manga serialized in "Princess" magazine. 
 
Note: The first episode was released theatrically on July 9, 1988 together with the digest edition of the Aim for the Ace 2 OVA series. The full series was released on VHS on September 1, 1988.

The rivalry between Class 1-A and Class 1-B heats up in a joint training battle. Eager to be a part of the hero course, brainwashing buff Shinso is tasked with competing on both sides.
 
But as each team faces their own weaknesses and discovers new strengths, this showdown might just become a toss-up. 
(Source: Funimation)

Tokyo, 2120. In a society overseen by the Sibyl System, Inspectors Arata Shindo and Kei Mikhail Ignatov of CID Unit One clash over truth and justice. Koichi Azusawa, the mastermind behind a string of crimes, sets his sights on the CID itself and launches an assault on the Public Safety Bureau Building. Unit One is in peril like never before—a case that will try Arata and Kei’s loyalties.
 
Notes: 
- The three episodes were given a limited run in theaters as one film, and received a simultaneous release on Amazon Prime.
 
(Source: Amazon)

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