This week, our database detected 18 animated titles available on YouTube, ranging from music videos to independent short films. Odo, I'm Invincible, Fleeting Lullaby, The World's Continuation, Yoru no Pierrot, Aitakute, Ashura-chan, and the 360-degree version of Yoru no Pierrot 360° are music videos featuring songs by Ado. Flopnik and Mahou no Uta are animated music videos by the band PEOPLE 1, while RainMan by androp and Shake it up 'n' go: Shakitto! Corn no Uta by Uchikubi Gokumon Doukoukai also join the list. Short film entries include Nipple!! and Otsukare Oyasumi, Yumeko., both directed by Haruka Suzuki. The Death Vendor is a short narrative film, while Asa is an adaptation of an Ikuko Shirakuma poem that received the Shigeru Kobayashi Jury Award. Kemeng serves as a poetic, ink-style tribute to the 25th anniversary of Pokemon. Finally, Back to You represents a crowdfunded project produced by the Animator Supporters non-profit organization to address industry working conditions.
New Anime Music Videos and Short Films Observed on YouTube
A roundup of 18 recently detected animated music videos and short films now available on YouTube.
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