The YouTube website's Enterbrain TV channel has begun streaming a six-minute promotional video for Bungaku Shoujo Memoire I, II, and III — the three original anime DVDs that tell short side stories about three heroines from the Bungaku Shoujo franchise. Like the upcoming anime film adaptation, these DVDs are based on Mizuki Nomura's "Bungaku Shōjo" ("A literary girl") light novel series about the unusual members of a high school literary club. The first DVD, Bungaku Shoujo Memoire I -Yume-Miru Shoujo no Prelude-, will ship on June 25.

An original iyashikei (”calming”) anime OVA from director Satou Jun'ichi. For her first year of high school, family circumstances force Fuu Sawatari to move to Takehara, a scenic old town near Hiroshima on the Inland Sea and live with her relatives. Her father, who has passed away, grew up in Takehara and always spoke fondly of his childhood while living there. Sawatari learns to love taking photographs with his old film camera, a Rollei 35S while making friends and learning about the town.

Hyakka Ryouran: Samurai Girls is Hobby Japan's 40th anniversary mediamix project. The franchise includes a light novel series by Suzuki Akira and Niθ, published by HJ Bunko (a publishing label aimed at young adult males); a manga series by Shinano Yura published in shounen/seinen magazine Dengeki Daioh; a 4-koma web comic by Kazahana Chiruo; this anime adaption by ARMS; figurines and so forth. The era is Heisei 20+ in the reign of the 25th Tokugawa Shogun, Keikou. In the Christian calendar, it’s a bit past 2000 in the Empire of Japan. In the skirts of the Sacred Mount Fuji, there’s an enormous school built in a vast area. Its name is Buou Private Academy. All students are children of samurai and while encouraged to study, they spend their days preparing themselves in battles that sometimes put their life in risk. A peaceful school at first glance, but even there a shadow of

A sequel to the Strike Witches anime series. Note: The first episode was screened during a promotional event held on June 19, 2010 in Tokyo, Shibuya O-EAST. Tickets could be bought for 4,800 yen, standard version and 5,400 yen, limited privilege keyring version. The earliest television airing started on July 8.

The story continues where it left off from the Eden of the East TV series, and brings Morimi Saki back to the USA in order to find Takizawa Akira. The other Selecao however are actively moving to take part in the game, and a few in particular are making dangerous moves in order to eliminate Takizawa or move towards their picture of a better Japan.