"Fantasista Flower" is a side-story OVA related to The Eleventh Striker. (Source: Detective Conan World)

Jesus and Buddha vacation incognito in Tokyo, enjoying modern life and each other's holidays.

Nobita and friends chase 22nd-century thief Kaito Deluxe to recover Doraemon's stolen bell hidden in a secret gadget museum.

Kyousuke reconnects with his Osaka-returned sister Namika, bridging their decade-long separation through shared struggles and cultural differences.

One of the famous Asian animated films from the late 1950s.

Art student Kido is blackmailed by voyeur neighbor Emiru after accidentally catching her masturbating through a wall crack.

Wake Up, Girls! faces betrayal, exploitation, and internal strife on their perilous journey to idol stardom.

Based on a story by Fujiko F. Fujio.

Future robot Doraemon helps hopeless Nobita find happiness to fix his descendants' bleak future.

Struggling agency forms idol group from scratch using unlikely talents to revive their business.

Based on the same name slice of life manga by Saigan Ryouhei.

Asthmatic, lonely Anna befriends mysterious Marnie at an abandoned mansion, uncovering truths about friendship and herself.

Shortstop Shorty loses his mom's money to bullies and seeks help from the pitcher's sister.

Moom, a forgotten object's memory, meets another like him in a world of lingering past connections.

Disillusioned headphone girl Hidomi's monotonous life shatters after robot attacks, mysterious guitar woman, and growing forehead horn.

In a post-catastrophe utopia, mandatory happiness and health implants spark rebellion as inspector Tuan confronts humanity's engineered perfection.

Boruto seeks father's approval through Chunin exams, but village attack forces him to understand true ninja struggles.

Orphaned boy Ren and beast Kumatetsu form unlikely bond, helping each other find belonging and purpose.

Movie sequel of Wake Up, Girls!, announced at Wake Up, Girls! Festa.2014 Winter.

Second movie sequel of Wake Up, Girls!.