Browse AI dramas

A fan-made Season 2 of Onimai: I'm Now Your Sister!, produced with AI. It carries on the comedy of the original and gives shape to a fan's vision of the sequel as an AI comic drama.

A slice of a lazy morning shared by two non-working 'sisters' (?). This AI short drama is a voice-synth parody of the work The Two Who Don't Work, told in a little theater format full of laid-back banter between the pair.

After school, a small live show on the rooftop becomes the starting point of an idol story for a group of high school girls. This AI motion comic follows their youthful days chasing the stage with a bright, sweet tone, packed with laughs and flutters of excitement.

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The stars are an odd little mushroom and a cat. The everyday life they share is filled with a curious, hard-to-explain charm that's quietly funny and a little sweet. A two-episode AI motion comic, perfect for when you just want to switch off.

Jin Say is a serialized web comedy, and this entry collects every episode in one place. Presented in an AI live-action style, it keeps the easygoing laughs coming, perfect for watching in a single sitting.

One lead is a boy with a feminine style who dreams of debuting as a male idol; the other is an android boy. Their dream-chasing days bring plenty of laughs along with moments that hit the heart. An eight-episode AI live-action-style drama that blends comedy and drama.

A comedy AI short drama based on the Japanese folktale Momotaro. As the title promises, every character is a pretty girl, turning a story everyone knows into a light, playful comedy with a completely fresh look.

This time, the little devil Cario sets her sights on Kenya, who keeps pestering her. She mercilessly crushes the smartphone he just bought, but magic always comes at a price. Episode 2 moves the mischief to a convenience store in this AI gag fantasy.

Drawing on the Kojiki, the classic record of Japanese mythology, this AI motion comic retells the stories of the gods with a comedic twist. Myths that might feel stiff become light, fantasy-tinged tales full of laughs. Four episodes, great as an easy intro to the Kojiki.

A girl who calls herself a devil launches her experiment: revenge smaller-minded than the close button on a web ad. It is never clear how serious she is, and the young man dragged along can only play along. Two silent AI experimental episodes: The Devil's Experiment and Transfer.

An AI adaptation of a classic Japanese message-board thread, "I'm Ryan, and the Mood in the Carriage Is the Worst." Just as the title promises, the laughs come from the unbearable tension in a carriage with no escape. An AI comic drama mixing comedy and fantasy.

A shark clashes with an alien in this short film made with AI. Mixing horror and comedy, it delivers scares alongside absurd laughs, all rendered in an AI live-action style.

The protagonist is a 28-year-old introverted woman trying to make it as a creator, though she's firmly at the bottom of the ladder. This seven-episode AI motion comic follows her unremarkable daily life with self-deprecating humor. Visuals were made with Sora 2.

A live-action style AI short about being abducted by aliens. Mixing science fiction and comedy in a single episode, it shows how the protagonist handles one very strange situation.

One horse mackerel is hooked and pulled from the water, and it refuses to let that be the end, so it vows revenge. Laughs and payback run side by side until a yellowtail amberjack joins the story and the little fish's fate is up in the air. A five-episode fish revenge comedy in AI motion comic form.

Mireni the Quantum Cat is a VTuber with no human behind the model. Early streams spiral out of control, one gets cut off with a trip back to the dorm, compliance training follows, and a first collab with fellow debut Mahiru arrives. Then: crab fishing in the Bering Sea and a whale ride. An 8-episode AI comic comedy.

This is the story of me and her, except it was all in Mom's hands from the very start. Family and comedy collide as the mother quietly orchestrating everything comes to light. A breezy, funny AI live-action-style short drama.

A parody AI drama that crosses the Japanese folktale Momotaro with surreal horror. What happens if the one born from the peach is Sada instead? A tale everyone knows becomes something new, mixing laughs and scares in a single episode.

A two-episode reincarnation comedy based on Kantai Collection, told as an AI-generated motion comic. Just as the title says, the protagonist is reborn as Hibiki. The gaps and gags of that new life are the main draw, and Episode 2 picks up right where the first left off.

This isn't a story about sushi. Or shogi. It's about a name. Sushiyama Shogi 2, a sushi chef and a shogi piece, learns that the “first-move wasabi” was stolen from his brother, sealed in a soy sauce bottle. He sets off across conveyor-belt lanes and a desert of Arabic numerals toward a final match.

An AI live-action-style take on Chargeman Ken!, mixing comedy and sci-fi across two episodes. Both are short versions: Dynamite in the Head, and The Murder Record: Melody of Terror. The original's one-of-a-kind flavor carries over into AI live action, surreal and sci-fi at once.

A five-episode AI live-action-style drama mixing horror, fantasy and comedy. Hasshaku-sama makes a promise to a boy, the Slit-Mouthed Woman is reborn in the Reiwa era as REIKO, a ghost bus leads to KAKO, and a Kokkuri-san seance calls up Maron. In episode 5, snow woman Setsuna shows her power.

To a proud elf, looking after lower life forms is out of the question. But one taste of Japanese food changes everything, and the elf grudgingly takes on caregiving duties just to keep eating well. An eight-episode foodie comedy AI motion comic.