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A premier Japanese anime studio founded in 1981. Known for producing acclaimed titles including K-On!, The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, and Violet Evergarden, it is renowned for its soft, high-quality visual aesthetics. Recognized as one of the most respected anime studios globally, it has made immense contributions to the Japanese anime industry.

A sci-fi anime directed by Shinichiro Watanabe. It blends stylish jazz and blues-infused music with a hard-boiled narrative. Since its 1998 broadcast, it has enjoyed immense popularity in the West and is considered a landmark in Japanese anime's overseas expansion.

A popular anime based on Yoshito Usui's manga. This comedy depicts the daily life of precocious five-year-old Shinnosuke. Since its 1992 premiere, it has been supported by audiences of all ages. Its theatrical films are also acclaimed for their artistic quality.

A near-future sci-fi anime film by Katsuhiro Otomo. Released in 1988, it stunned creators worldwide with its extraordinary animation detail and dystopian worldview. It is a landmark work that helped Japanese anime gain recognition as an art form internationally.

An anime based on 5pb.'s adventure game. A sci-fi suspense set in Akihabara dealing with time leaps, it was universally praised for its meticulous foreshadowing and moving conclusion. It is renowned as the pinnacle of the Science Adventure series.

An original anime by Production I.G. A sci-fi suspense set in a near-future society governed by a system that quantifies mental states. Its dystopian portrayal influenced by George Orwell and Philip K. Dick earned high praise both domestically and internationally.

A sci-fi mecha anime series by Studio Nue. Featuring the trinity of robots, songs, and romance, its Valkyrie transformation mecha designs captivated mecha fans worldwide. With its unique premise of music as a key to battle, it has remained a franchise for over 40 years.