The Battle of Okinawa: An AI Reenactment

Hu Pa hits a lottery jackpot, only to be dumped by his girlfriend of four years on the day he collects. He quits and heads to Zhengzhou to see his sister, who works her way through school, and meets the kind, resilient Liang Chi. Going home for Qingming, he sees through his snobbish relatives.

A 30-episode AI comic drama set after the end of the world. NOVA, a weapon girl raised in an underground shelter, wonders what the sky, rain, wind, flowers, stars and sea are really like, and slowly learns what promises and wishes mean. A 220-year-old man adds warmth and humor along the way.

What does a guide like Anna actually do? It begins at a frontier facility, where Anna's power is restored and those seeking liberation set out for the capital. Next: a triumphant return, a speech-loving princess and a sealed zone in the west. 24 AI motion comic episodes, prequels included.

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.

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.

A period drama that uses AI to recreate history as a voiced motion comic. Episode titles trace the outbreak of the Nomonhan Incident and its opening skirmishes, the eve of the Soviet counterattack and the all-out offensive, and the outbreak of the Second Sino-Japanese War, plus an episode where a staff officer snaps after the retreat.

An AI history series centered on the Pacific War, using AI-generated visuals to depict life in a time of war. Told in a serious, drama-driven tone, these five episodes of AI motion comic look back on a turbulent era.

In January 2011, a diary was posted online. This live-action style AI suspense drama imagines and recreates its writer and the scenes he saw, using AI. Across 5 episodes, a heavy, restrained tone draws closer to an unsettling record.

Hiko's Record is a two-episode drama told as an AI-generated motion comic with voice. As the title says, it follows a record kept around Hiko. No flashy premise, just a short, quiet AI drama you can finish in one sitting.

Colors is an AI motion comic created by an independent solo creator. A drama in a compact two-episode format, it's a quick watch for anyone curious about how individual creators tell stories with AI.

A two-episode drama short inspired by Umamusume, rendered by AI in a live-action style. Episode 1 tells the story of the racehorse No Reason, and Episode 2 turns to Furioso. Real racing history meets AI visuals for a fresh watch for racing fans.

An unofficial fan-made AI drama based on Oshi no Ko, imagining an alternate world line where Ai Hoshino does not die. A single-episode what-if that explores a different possibility branching away from the original story's pivotal moment.

A young boy returns from the forest alone, saying his best friend Ben is missing; as night falls, an entire village joins the search.

A single empty plate sits in the refrigerator, and Mother refuses to ever throw it away. Behind it is an unforgettable memory of the late father. A heartwarming live-action style AI family drama told in one episode.

A former author adapts their own short stories into visual form using generative AI. The result is a slice-of-life tale with a touch of fantasy, where small wonders slip into everyday life. A short in AI comic drama form, made by the writer themself.

An original sci-fi drama created with AI. As "reboot" in the title suggests, this is a restart of Network Baby, blending drama and science fiction in a story told through AI-generated visuals.