Browse AI dramas

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.

If gods became human, what would be their biggest problem...? Amaterasu, Susanoo, and the Fox discuss this honestly in a podcast-style format. It's a little funny, but also thought-provoking. It's a casual chat between gods. Please share your thoughts on things you find difficult about being human i

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.

As the title suggests, this is an urban comedy AI motion comic built around a tech girls' meetup. With just two short episodes, it's an easy, lighthearted watch for anyone drawn to tech and girls'-night vibes.

Pikofu is a short AI motion comic series released every day, built around brief comedy episodes. This collection includes two of them, perfect for a commute or a coffee break when you want a quick, easy laugh.

A comedic AI comic drama centered on Hami's everyday meals. True to its title, it takes a lighthearted look at ordinary daily food, making it an easy watch to enjoy with your own meal.

A collection of sci-fi comedy shorts told kamishibai-style with AI images and voices. Each bite-sized sketch pictures an ever-changing future and the people who stay stubbornly the same no matter the era. Easy laughs with a dash of sci-fi imagination, across 86 episodes.

Meet the cute chimeras born from AI: orange Dilino, black Neoma, pink Auri and sky-blue Rami. Meals, outings, naps, pajama cosplay and dancing to the guitar fill their easygoing, lovable days in this 182-episode short animated series.

A B-grade grindhouse-style AI film in the comedy and romance genres. Few plot details are given, but the retro, grainy B-movie texture is the main draw. A single-episode piece that should appeal to fans of cult cinema.

宇宙の端。小さな移民コロニー。 名前も知られてへん場所。 そこに一人の少年がいた。 幼いカケル 「ねぇお母さん、なんでお店やってるの？」 母「人を喜ばせるためや」 母は笑う。 鉄板の前で、静かに肉を焼いている。 ジュウゥゥ……肉の焼ける音。 香ばしい匂い。 母「いい、カケル。肉はな、泣かしたらあかん」 幼いカケル「えっ、泣くの？」 母「扱いが悪いと…ね。味が消えちゃうの」 少年は その言葉をそのまま覚えた。 幼いカケル「……味が…消える」 それが、カケルの世界の基準になった。 だが、戦争が拡大して来た。 コロニーは”素材”として扱われた。 人も、街も、全部“材料”扱い。 爆撃。崩壊。 幼いカケ

An original short series imagined by 8-year-old Teru and his mom, brought to life with AI and voiced by the family. Episodes are packed with trivia and personality quizzes, from palm reading and an idiom card battle to carp streamer racing and a Journey to the West railway.

すこしペースは遅くなるかもですが、 いつか収益化とかが出来たらそれを生成のコストに当てるので、ぜひ応援宜しくお願いします🙇 収益化がなくても、ストップされても、どのみち作るのはやめませんが😆笑 私自身がファンなので、かならず最後までお届けします。

At Naniwa University Hospital, power and ambition collide inside the medical department as Associate Professor Zenzai's fortunes start to shift. Tama, a white cat, quietly observes everything. A 7-episode AI social medical drama performed entirely by cats, with episode 7 closing Act One.

An AI-generated kids' anime following Ebi-chan, the shrimp from a tenmusu (tempura rice ball), and friends on their adventures. Gentle comedy keeps it light and family-friendly across 26 episodes.

An animal-themed AI motion comic featuring polar bears, penguins and other cute creatures. With a bright, comedic mood, it's easy for kids and grown-ups alike to enjoy. Two short episodes, ideal for a quick, feel-good break.

An AI cartoon comedy built for quick, sneaky laughs. Episode 1, “The Start of an Unlucky Day,” opens on a day that goes wrong from the get-go, and Episode 2 tries a Mentos-and-cola stunt in a bid to go viral. Short, snappy and easy to dip into.

An AI anime comedy about Kumata, a teddy bear who cannot afford a cake and starts working odd jobs: a company interview, handing out tissues, grilling takoyaki, weeding, making soft-serve, sea fishing, picking up litter by the station, building a bookshelf and making udon. 28 easygoing episodes.

An AI comic drama with an original script by its creator. Living on the edge of the city, Kumata is hungry but penniless, unable to buy even a beloved cake. So begins a string of part-time jobs: handing out tissues, grilling takoyaki, weeding, sea fishing, picking up litter and more.

A solitary elderly man quietly refuses the help that could save his life, while two small dormice move unseen through his home to steer events away from the irreversible.

Just three days remain until graduation. “I don't know. I just thought, this road is ending too,” she says with a smile. Set along the walk home they have shared every day, this AI short drama captures a love that is sweet and a little bitter. 12 episodes.

Blue-Hair-chan and Black-Hair-chan is a four-episode comedy told as an AI-generated voiced motion comic. The leads are exactly who the title says: one with blue hair and one with black hair. Their back-and-forth drives a light, sweet, fast-paced watch.

A comedic AI comic drama starring Shiroki and Mayu that portrays life as the working poor. The pair work hard in the city yet never have enough, and the laughs come straight out of their everyday struggles.

Yuri Kono is a bottom-tier creator nobody pays attention to. Can she finally make one of her videos blow up? Billed as "almost a true story," the first episode is an AI comic drama that pokes fun at the struggles and hustle of content creation.