This collection highlights twenty animation and music video projects recently observed on YouTube. It'll Be Fine! is a special medley animation featuring Piplup that connects the ending themes of the Pokemon anime. U Utsu and Fukenkou Shakai are official music videos for songs by Rie Takahashi. Hide-and-seek is a 2012 graduate work by Keiko Shiraishi from the Tokyo University of the Arts. From a Stone is an independent animation project inspired by a stone found in Ome. Omoikou serves as an original music video for Rushia's birthday. Infinite Blue is an official music video by Billain. Internet Overdose by Aiobahn feat. KOTOKO was produced to promote the game NEEDY GIRL OVERDOSE. The Girl Who Leapt Present is a music video for a song by Kano sung by Miku Hatsune. Imaginary Express is a music video by Snail's House from the album Imaginarium. A Ripple in Time is an art collaboration between artist Daniel Arsham and director Kunihiko Yuyama. Helpless Void is a 2017 graduate work by Keigo Itou from the Tokyo University of the Arts. Pochama Sweets is a special animation created by Project Pochama for the Pokemon Cafe in Tokyo. Kettobashita Moufu and Saturn are official music videos for songs by ZUTOMAYO. An Enormous Delta is a music video directed by Aya Takano for Joseph Nothing. Rainy Boots is an official music video by inabakumori. Galaxy Lightway features Nayutan Seijin and Hatsune Miku. Kaisou Ressha and I Wanna are official music videos for songs by Minato Aqua.
Recent Animation and Music Video Releases on YouTube
A summary of twenty animation and music video projects recently identified on YouTube, ranging from independent graduate works to promotional tie-ins.
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