Editing Bandai Namco Filmworks (section)

===TV animation===
====1970s====
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
!No.
!Title !! Year(s) !! Broadcast network(s) !! Studios !! Notes
|-
|1
|''[[Hazedon]]''
|October 1972–March 1973
|[[Fuji TV]]
|Studio 1
|First work as '''Soeisha''' (studio name from 1972 to 1976).<ref name="SunHistory">{{cite web|website=Sunrise Inc. |url=https://www.sunrise-inc.co.jp/international/corporate/history.php|title=Sunrise/Bandai Namco Filmworks history|access-date=August 3, 2023}}</ref>
|-
|2
|''[[Zero Tester]]''
|October 1973–December 1974
|Fuji TV
|Studio 1
|The studio's first [[mecha]] production before iconic ''Mobile Suit Gundam'', for which it would become famous.
|-
|3
|''[[Brave Raideen]]''
|April 1975–March 1976
|[[TV Asahi]]
|Studio 1
|In association with [[Tohokushinsha]] and Asahi Advertising.
|-
|4
|''[[La Seine no Hoshi]]''
|April 1975–December 1975
|Fuji TV
|Studio 2
|In association with Unimax and MK Company.
|-
|5
|''[[Kum-Kum]]''
|October 1975–March 1976
|[[Tokyo Broadcasting System Television|TBS]]
|Studio 1
|In association with ITC Japan.
|-
|6
|''[[Chōdenji Robo Combattler V]]''
|April 1976–May 1977
|TV Asahi
|Studio 1
|In association with [[Toei Animation|Toei Doga]] and Tohokushinsha.
|-
|7
|''{{ill|Dinosaur Expedition Born Free|ja|恐竜探険隊ボーンフリー}}''
|October 1976–March 1977
|TV Asahi
|Studio 1
|In association with [[Tsuburaya Productions]]. First work as '''Nippon Sunrise''' (studio name from 1976 to 1987).<ref name="SunHistory" />
|-
|8
|''{{ill|Robot Child Beeton|ja|ろぼっ子ビートン}}''
|October 1976–September 1977
|TBS
|Studio 3
|
|-
|9
|''[[Chōdenji Machine Voltes V]]''
|June 1977–March 1978
|TV Asahi
|Studio 2
|In association with Toei Doga and Tohokushinsha.
|-
|10
|''[[Invincible Super Man Zambot 3]]''
|October 1977–March 1978
|TV Asahi
|Studio 3
|
|-
|11
|''[[Majokko Tickle]]''
|March 1978–January 1979
|TV Asahi
|Studio 2
|In association with Toei Doga, Neomedia and Kaze Productions.
|-
|12
|''[[Tōshō Daimos]]''
|April 1978–January 1979
|TV Asahi
|Studio 2
|In association with Toei Doga and Tohokushinsha.
|-
|13
|''[[Invincible Steel Man Daitarn 3]]''
|June 1978–March 1979
|TV Asahi
|Studio 1
|
|-
|14
|''[[Cyborg 009]]''
|March 1979–March 1980
|TV Asahi
|Studio 3
|In association with Toei Doga.
|-
|15
|''[[Mirai Robo Daltanious]]''
|March 1979-March 1980
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 2
|In association with Toei Doga.
|-
|16
|''[[The Ultraman]]''
|April 1979–March 1980
|TBS
|Studio 4
|In association with Tsuburaya Productions.
|-
|17
|''[[Mobile Suit Gundam]]''
|April 1979–January 1980
|TV Asahi
|Studio 1
|
|-
|18
|''{{ill|Scientific Adventure Team Tansar 5|ja|科学冒険隊タンサー5}}''
|July 1979–March 1980
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 5
|In association with {{ill|Tokyu Agency|ja|東急エージェンシー}}.
|}

====1980s====
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
!No.
!Title !! Year(s) !! Broadcast network(s) !! Studios !! Notes
|-
|19
|''[[Invincible Robo Trider G7]]''
|February 1980–January 1981
|[[TV Asahi]]
|Studio 2
|
|-
|20
|''[[Space Runaway Ideon]]''
|May 1980–January 1981
|[[TV Tokyo]]
|Studio 1
|
|-
|21
|''Strongest Robo Daiohja''
|January 1981–January 1982
|TV Asahi
|Studio 2
|
|-
|22
|''[[Fang of the Sun Dougram]]''
|October 1981–March 1983
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 1
|
|-
|23
|''[[Combat Mecha Xabungle]]''
|February 1982–January 1983
| rowspan="2" | TV Asahi
| rowspan="2" | Studio 2
|
|-
|24
|''[[Aura Battler Dunbine]]''
|February 1983–January 1984
|
|-
|25
|''[[Armored Trooper Votoms]]''
|April 1983–March 1984
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 1
|
|-
|26
|''[[Round Vernian Vifam]]''
|October 1983–September 1984
|[[Tokyo Broadcasting System Television|TBS]]
|Studio 3
|
|-
|27
|''[[Heavy Metal L-Gaim]]''
|February 1984–February 1985
|TV Asahi
|Studio 2
|
|-
|28
|''[[Giant Gorg]]''
|April 1984–September 1984
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 4
|
|-
|29
|''[[Panzer World Galient]]''
|October 1984–March 1985
|[[Nippon TV]]
|Studio 1
|
|-
|30
|''[[Choriki Robo Galatt]]''
|October 1984–April 1985
|TV Asahi
|Studio 3
|
|-
|31
|''[[Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam]]''
|March 1985–February 1986
|TV Asahi
|Studio 2
|
|-
|32
|''[[Dirty Pair]]''
|July 1985–December 1985
|Nippon TV
|Studio 4
|
|-
|33
|''[[Blue Comet SPT Layzner]]''
|October 1985–June 1986
|Nippon TV
|Studio 3
|
|-
|34
|''[[Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ]]''
|March 1986–January 1987
| rowspan="2" | TV Asahi
|Studio 2
|
|-
|35
|''[[Metal Armor Dragonar]]''
|February 1987–January 1988
|Studio 7
|
|-
|36
|''[[City Hunter]]''
|April 1987–March 1988
|Nippon TV
|Studio 3
|
|-
|37
|''[[Mister Ajikko]]''
|October 1987–September 1989
|TV Tokyo
| rowspan="2" | Studio 7
|First work as '''Sunrise''' (studio name from 1987 to 2022<ref name="SunHistory" />).
|-
|38
|''[[Mashin Hero Wataru]]''
|April 1988–March 1989
|Nippon TV
|
|-
|39
|''[[Ronin Warriors]]''
|April 1988–March 1989
|TV Asahi
|Studio 2
|
|-
|40
|''[[City Hunter|City Hunter 2]]''
|April 1988–July 1989
|Nippon TV
|Studio 3
|
|-
|41
|''[[Jushin Liger (anime)|Jushin Liger]]''
|March 1989–January 1990
|TV Asahi
|Studio 2
|
|-
|42
|''[[Madō King Granzort]]''
|April 1989–March 1990
| rowspan="3" | Nippon TV
|Studio 7
|
|-
|43
|''[[Patlabor: The TV Series|Mobile Police Patlabor]]''
|October 1989–September 1990
|Studio 1
|In association with [[Bandai]] and Tohokushinsha.
|-
|44
|''[[City Hunter|City Hunter 3]]''
|October 1989–January 1990
|Studio 3
|
|}

====1990s====
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
!No.
!Title !! Year(s) !! Broadcast network(s) !! Studios !! Notes
|-
|45
|''[[Brave Exkaiser]]''
|February 1990–January 1991
|[[TV Asahi]]
| rowspan="4" | Studio 7
|
|-
|46
|''[[Mashin Hero Wataru|Mashin Hero Wataru 2]]''
|March 1990–March 1991
|[[Nippon TV]]
|
|-
|47
|''[[The Brave Fighter of Sun Fighbird]]''
|February 1991–February 1992
|TV Asahi
|
|-
|48
|''[[Future GPX Cyber Formula]]''
|March 1991–December 1991
|Nippon TV
|
|-
|49
|''[[Matchless Raijin-Oh]]''
|April 1991–March 1992
|[[TV Tokyo]]
|Studio 5
|
|-
|50
|''[[Armored Police Metal Jack]]''
|April 1991–December 1991
|[[TV Tokyo]]
|Studio 7
|In association with [[Studio Deen]].
|-
|51
|''[[City Hunter|City Hunter '91]]''
|April 1991–October 1991
|Nippon TV
|Studio 3
|
|-
|52
|''[[Mama wa Shōgaku 4 Nensei|Mama is a 4th Grader]]''
|January 1992–December 1992
|Nippon TV
|Studio 2
|
|-
|53
|''[[The Brave Fighter of Legend Da-Garn]]''
|February 1992–January 1993
|TV Asahi
|Studio 7
|
|-
|54
|''[[Genki Bakuhatsu Ganbaruger]]''
|April 1992–February 1993
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 5
|
|-
|55
|''[[The Brave Express Might Gaine]]''
|January 1993–January 1994
|TV Asahi
|Studio 7
|
|-
|56
|''[[Nekketsu Saikyō Go-Saurer]]''
|March 1993–February 1994
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 5
|
|-
|57
|''[[Mobile Suit Victory Gundam]]''
|April 1993–March 1994
|TV Asahi
|Studio 2
|
|-
|59
|''[[Iron Leaguer]]''
|April 1993–March 1994
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 3
|
|-
|59
|''[[Brave Police J-Decker]]''
|February 1994–January 1995
|TV Asahi
|Studio 7
|
|-
|60
|''[[Haō Taikei Ryū Knight]]''
|April 1994–March 1995
|TV Tokyo
| rowspan="2" | Studio 1
|
|-
|61
|''[[Mobile Fighter G Gundam]]''
|April 1994–March 1995
| rowspan="2" |TV Asahi
|
|-
|62
|''[[The Brave of Gold Goldran]]''
|February 1995–January 1996
|Studio 7
|
|-
|63
|''[[Wild Knights Gulkeeva]]''
|April 1995–September 1995
| TV Tokyo
|Studio 3
|
|-
|64
|''[[Mobile Suit Gundam Wing]]''
|April 1995–March 1996
| rowspan="3" | TV Asahi
| rowspan="2" | Studio 1
|
|-
|65
|''[[Mobile Suit Gundam: The 08th MS Team]]''
|January 1996–July 1999
|
|-
|66
|''[[Brave Command Dagwon]]''
|February 1996–January 1997
|Studio 7
|
|-
|67
|''[[The Vision of Escaflowne]]''
|April 1996–September 1996
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 3
|
|-
|68
|''[[After War Gundam X]]''
|April 1996–December 1996
|TV Asahi
|Studio 1
|
|-
|69
|''[[Ganbarist! Shun]]''
|July 1996–March 1997
|[[Nippon TV]]
|Studio 5
|
|-
|70
|''[[Brave Raideen|Raideen the Superior]]''
|October 1996–June 1997
| TV Tokyo
|Studio 8
|
|-
|71
|''[[The King of Braves GaoGaiGar]]''
|February 1997–January 1998
|TV Asahi
|Studio 7
|
|-
|72
|''[[Mashin Hero Wataru|Super Mashin Hero Wataru]]''
|October 1997–September 1998
| rowspan="2" |TV Tokyo
|Studio 6
|
|-
|73
|''[[Outlaw Star]]''
|January 1998–June 1998
|Studio 10
|
|-
|74
|''[[Round Vernian Vifam|Round Vernian Vifam 13]]''
|March 1998–October 1998
|[[Tokyo Broadcasting System Television|TBS]]
|Vifam Studio
|
|-
|75
|''[[Brain Powerd]]''
|April 1998–November 1998
|[[WOWOW]]
|Studio 1
|
|-
|76
|''[[Sentimental Graffiti|Sentimental Journey]]''
|April 1998–July 1998
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 6
|
|-
|77
|''[[DT Eightron]]''
|April 1998–November 1998
|Fuji TV
|Studio 5
|
|-
|78
|''[[Gasaraki]]''
|October 1998–March 1999
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 9
|
|-
|79
|''[[Cowboy Bebop]]''
|October 1998–April 1999
| rowspan="2" | WOWOW
|Studio 2
|
|-
|80
|''[[Crest of the Stars]]''
|January 1999–March 1999
|Studio 5
|
|-
|81
|''[[Betterman (TV series)|Betterman]]''
|April 1999–September 1999
| rowspan="2" | TV Tokyo
|Studio 7
|
|-
|82
|''[[Aesop World]]''
|April 1999–December 1999
|Aesop Studio
|
|-
|83
|''[[Angel Links]]''
|April 1999–June 1999
|WOWOW
|Studio 10
|
|-
|84
|''[[Turn A Gundam]]''
|April 1999–April 2000
|Fuji TV
|Studio 1
|
|-
|85
|''[[Infinite Ryvius]]''
|October 1999–March 2000
| rowspan="2" | TV Tokyo
|Studio 9
|
|-
|86
|''[[Seraphim Call]]''
|October 1999–December 1999
|Studio 8
|
|-
|87
|''[[The Big O]]''
|October 1999–January 2000
|WOWOW
|Studio 6
|
|}

====2000s====
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
!No.
!Title !! Year(s) !! Broadcast network(s) !! Studios !! Notes
|-
|88
|''[[Mighty Cat Masked Niyandar]]''
|February 2000–September 2001
|[[TV Asahi]]
|Studio 8
|
|-
|89
|''[[Banner of the Stars]]''
|April 2000–July 2000
|[[WOWOW]]
|Studio 5
|
|-
|90
|''[[Brigadoon: Marin & Melan]]''
|July 2000–February 2001
|WOWOW
|Studio 7
|
|-
|91
|''[[Dinozaurs|Dinozaurs: The Series]]''
|July 2000–November 2000
|[[Fuji TV]]
|Studio 10
|
|-
|92
|''[[Gear Fighter Dendoh]]''
|October 2000–June 2001
|[[TV Tokyo]]
|Studio 10
|
|-
|93
|''[[Argento Soma]]''
|October 2000–March 2001
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 9
|
|-
|94
|''[[Inuyasha]]''
|October 2000–September 2004
|[[Nippon TV]]
|Studio 1
|
|-
|95
|''[[Z.O.E. Dolores, I]]''
|April 2001–September 2001
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 6
|
|-
|96
|''[[s-CRY-ed]]''
|July 2001–December 2001
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 4
|
|-
|97
|''[[Banner of the Stars|Banner of the Stars II]]''
|July 2001–September 2001
|WOWOW
|Studio 5
|
|-
|98
|''[[Crush Gear Turbo]]''
|October 2001–January 2003
|TV Asahi
|Studio 10
|
|-
|99
|''[[Witch Hunter Robin]]''
|July 2002–December 2002
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 7
|
|-
|100
|''[[Overman King Gainer]]''
|September 2002–March 2003
|WOWOW
|Studio 4
|
|-
|101
|''[[Mobile Suit Gundam SEED]]''
|October 2002–September 2003
|[[Tokyo Broadcasting System Television|TBS]]
|Studio 9
|
|-
|102
|''[[The Big O|The Big O II]]''
|January 2003–March 2003
|WOWOW
|Studio 6
|
|-
|103
|''[[Machine Robo Rescue]]''
|January 2003–January 2004
|TV Tokyo
|Sunrise D.I.D
|
|-
|104
|''[[Crush Gear Nitro]]''
|February 2003–January 2004
|TV Asahi
|Studio 10
|
|-
|105
|''[[Tank Knights Fortress]]''
|April 2003–March 2004
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 8
|
|-
|106
|''[[Planetes]]''
|October 2003–April 2004
|[[NHK]]
|Studio 4
|
|-
|107
|''[[Superior Defender Gundam Force]]''
|January 2004–December 2004
|TV Tokyo
|Sunrise D.I.D
|
|-
|108
|''[[Sgt. Frog]]''
|April 2004–April 2011
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 6
|
|-
|109
|''[[Onmyō Taisenki]]''
|September 2004–September 2005
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 10
|
|-
|110
|''[[My-HiME]]''
|September 2004–March 2005
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 8
|
|-
|111
|''[[Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny]]''
|October 2004–October 2005
|TBS
|Studio 3
|
|-
|112
|''[[Yakitate!! Japan]]''
|October 2004–March 2006
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 1
|
|-
|113
|''[[Kaiketsu Zorori|Majime ni Fumajime Kaiketsu Zorori]]''
|February 2005–January 2007
|TV Asahi
|Studio 5
|In association with [[Ajia-do Animation Works]].
|-
|114
|''[[The King of Braves GaoGaiGar Final|GaoGaiGar Final -Grand Glorious Gathering-]]''
|April 2005–June 2005
|[[TV Tokyo]]
|Studio 7
|
|-
|115
|''[[Cluster Edge]]''
|October 2005–March 2006
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 1
|
|-
|116
|''[[My-Otome]]''
|October 2005–March 2006
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 8
|
|-
|117
|''[[Zegapain]]''
|April 2006–September 2006
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 9
|
|-
|118
|''[[Gin Tama]]''
|April 2006–March 2010
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 5
|
|-
|119
|''[[intrigue in the Bakumatsu – Irohanihoheto]]''
|October 2006–April 2007
|[[Animax]]
|Studio 7
|
|-
|120
|''[[Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion]]''
|October 2006–July 2007
|[[Tokyo Broadcasting System Television|TBS]]
|Studio 4
|
|-
|121
|''[[Kekkaishi]]''
|October 2006–February 2008
|[[Nippon TV]]
|Studio 1
|
|-
|122
|''[[Dinosaur King]]''
|February 2007–August 2008
|[[TV Asahi]]
|Studio 10
|
|-
|123
|''[[Idolmaster: Xenoglossia]]''
|April 2007–September 2007
|[[AT-X (company)|AT-X]]
|Studio 8
|
|-
|124
|''[[Mobile Suit Gundam 00]]''
|October 2007–March 2008
|TBS
|Studio 3
|
|-
|125
|''[[Code Geass|Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion R2]]''
|April 2008–September 2008
|TBS
|Studio 4
|
|-
|126
|''[[Battle Spirits: Shounen Toppa Bashin]]''
|September 2008–September 2009
|TV Asahi
|Studio 9
|
|-
|127
|''[[Tales of the Abyss]]''
|October 2008–March 2009
|[[Tokyo MX]]
|Studio 1
|
|-
|128
|''[[Mobile Suit Gundam 00|Mobile Suit Gundam 00 Second Season]]''
|October 2008–March 2009
|TBS
|Studio 3
|
|-
|129
|''[[The Girl Who Leapt Through Space]]''
|January 2009–June 2009
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 8
|
|-
|130
|''[[Black God (manga)|Black God]]''
|January 2009–June 2009
|TV Asahi
|Studio 11
|
|-
|131
|''{{ill|Battle Spirits: Dan the Red Warrior|ja|バトルスピリッツ 少年激覇ダン}}''
|September 2009–September 2010
|TV Asahi
|Studio 9
|
|-
|132
|''[[Inuyasha: The Final Act]]''
|October 2009–March 2010
|Nippon TV
|Studio 1
|
|}

====2010s====
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
!No.
!Title !! Year(s) !! Broadcast network(s) !! Studios !! Notes
|-
|133
|''[[SD Gundam Sangokuden Brave Battle Warriors]]''
|April 2010–March 2011
|[[TV Tokyo]]
|Nerima Studio
|
|-
|134
|''{{ill|Battle Spirits Brave|ja|バトルスピリッツ ブレイヴ}}''
|September 2010–September 2011
|[[TV Asahi]]
|Studio 9
|
|-
|135
|''[[Tiger & Bunny]]''
|April 2011–September 2011
|[[Nippon BS Broadcasting|BS11]]
|Studio 6
|
|-
|136
|''[[Gintama]]''
|April 2011–March 2012
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 5
|
|-
|137
|''[[Sacred Seven]]''
|July 2011–September 2011
|[[Mainichi Broadcasting System|MBS]]
|Studio 7
|
|-
|138
|''[[Battle Spirits: Heroes]]''
|September 2011–September 2012
|TV Asahi
|Studio 9
|
|-
|139
|''[[Horizon in the Middle of Nowhere]]''
|October 2011–December 2011
|MBS
|Studio 8
|
|-
|140
|''[[Mobile Suit Gundam AGE]]''
|October 2011–September 2012
|[[Tokyo Broadcasting System Television|TBS]]
|Studio 3
|In association with [[Level-5 (video game company)|Level-5]].
|-
|141
|''[[Phi Brain: Puzzle of God]]''
|October 2011–March 2014
|[[NHK]]
|Studio 10
|
|-
|142
|''[[Daily Lives of High School Boys]]''
|January 2012–March 2012
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 9
|
|-
|143
|''[[Natsuiro Kiseki]]''
|April 2012–June 2012
|MBS
|Studio 11
|
|-
|144
|''[[Accel World]]''
|April 2012–September 2012
|[[Tokyo MX]]
|Studio 8
|In association with [[GENCO]].

|-
|145
|''[[Good Luck Girl!]]''
|July 2012–September 2012
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 9
|
|-
|146
|''[[Horizon in the Middle of Nowhere|Horizon in the Middle of Nowhere 2nd Season]]''
|July 2012–September 2012
|MBS
|Studio 8
|
|-
|147
|''[[Battle Spirits: Sword Eyes]]''
|September 2012–September 2013
|TV Asahi
|Studio 9
|
|-
|148
|''[[Gintama|Gintama: Overtime]]''
|October 2012–March 2013
|rowspan="2" | TV Tokyo
|Studio 5
|
|-
|149
|''[[Aikatsu!]]''
|October 2012–March 2016
|Studio 9 & Studio 5
|Later animation provided by [[Bandai Namco Pictures]].
|-
|150
|''[[Love Live! School Idol Project]]''
|January 2013–March 2013
|Tokyo MX
|Studio 8
|
|-
|151
|''[[Valvrave the Liberator]]''
|April 2013–December 2013
|MBS/TBS
|Nerima Studio
|
|-
|152
|''[[Battle Spirits: Saikyou Ginga Ultimate Zero]]''
|September 2013–September 2014
|TV Asahi
|Studio 9
|
|-
|153
|''[[Gundam Build Fighters]]''
|October 2013–March 2014
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 3
|
|-
|154
|''[[Buddy Complex]]''
|January 2014–March 2014
|Tokyo MX
|Studio 8
|
|-
|155
|''[[Sgt. Frog|KERORO]]''
|March 2014–September 2014
|[[Animax]]
|Studio 6
|
|-
|156
|''[[Love Live! School Idol Project|Love Live! 2nd Season]]''
|April 2014–June 2014
|rowspan="2" | Tokyo MX
|Studio 8
|
|-
|157
|''[[Mobile Suit Gundam-san]]''
|July 2014–September 2014
|Studio 6
|
|-
|158
|''[[Tribe Cool Crew]]''
|September 2014–October 2015
|TV Asahi
|
|In association with Ajia-do Animation Works.
|-
|159
|''[[Gundam Reconguista in G]]''
|October 2014–March 2015
|MBS/TBS
|Studio 1
|
|-
|160
|''[[Gundam Build Fighters Try]]''
|October 2014–April 2015
|TV Tokyo
|Studio 3
|
|-
|161
|''[[Cross Ange|Cross Ange: Rondo of Angels and Dragons]]''
|October 2014–March 2015
|Tokyo MX
|Nerima Studio
|
|-
|162
|''[[Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans]]''
|October 2015–March 2016
|MBS
|Studio 3
|
|-
|163
|''[[Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn|Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn RE:0096]]''
|April 2016–September 2016
|TV Asahi
|
|
|-
|164
| ''[[Love Live! Sunshine!!]]''
|July 2016–September 2016
|Tokyo MX
|Studio 8
|
|-
|165
|''[[Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans|Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans: 2nd Season]]''
|October 2016–March 2017
|TBS/MBS
|Studio 3
|
|-
|166
|''[[Magic-kyun Renaissance]]''
|October 2016-January 2017
|Tokyo MX
|Studio 8
|
|-
|167
|''[[Classicaloid]]''
|October 2016–April 2017
|NHK
|Studio 5
|<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2015-07-03/sunrise-reveals-classicaloid-comedy-tv-anime-for-2016/.90031|title=Sunrise Reveals Classicaloid Comedy TV Anime for 2016|date=2015-07-03|website=[[Anime News Network]]|accessdate=2016-03-23}}</ref>
|-
|168
|''[[Love Live! Sunshine!!|Love Live! Sunshine!! 2nd Season]]''
|October 2017–December 2017
|Tokyo MX
|Studio 8
|
|-
|169
|''[[Gundam Build Divers]]''
|April 2018–September 2018
|TV Tokyo
|
|
|-
|170
|''[[Double Decker! Doug & Kirill]]''
|October 2018–December 2018
|Tokyo MX
|
|
|-
|171
|''[[Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin|Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin - Advent of the Red Comet]]''
|April 2019–August 2019
|[[NHK General TV]]
|
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|}

====2020s====
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
!No.
!Title !! Year(s) !! Broadcast network(s) !! Studios !! Notes
|-
|172
|''[[Wave, Listen to Me!]]''
|April 2020–June 2020
|[[Mainichi Broadcasting System|MBS]]
|
|
|-
|173
|''[[King's Raid: Successors of the Will]]''
|October 2020–March 2021
|[[TV Tokyo]]
|[[Xebec (studio)|Sunrise Beyond Inc.]]
|In association with OLM.
|-
|174
|''[[Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon]]''
|October 2020–March 2021
|[[Nippon Television Network System|NNS]]
|
|
|-
|175
|''[[Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club]]''
|October 2020–December 2020
| rowspan="2" | [[Tokyo MX]]
|
|
|-
|176
|''[[Scarlet Nexus (TV series)|Scarlet Nexus]]''
|July 2021–December 2021
|
|
|-
|177
|''[[Love Live! Superstar!!]]''
|July 2021–October 2021
|[[NHK Educational TV]]
|
|
|-
|178
|''[[Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon|Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon - The Second Act]]''
|October 2021–March 2022
|NNS
|
|
|-
|179
|''[[Amaim Warrior at the Borderline]]''
|October 2021–December 2021
|TV Tokyo
|Sunrise Beyond Inc.
|
|-
|180
|''[[Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club|Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club 2nd Season]]''
|April 2022–June 2022
|Tokyo MX
|
|First work as '''Bandai Namco Filmworks'''.
|-
|181
|''[[Amaim Warrior at the Borderline|Amaim Warrior at the Borderline 2nd Season]]''
|April 2022–June 2022
|TV Tokyo
|Sunrise Beyond Inc.
|
|-
|182
|''[[Love Live! Superstar!!|Love Live! Superstar!! 2nd Season]]''
|July 2022–October 2022
|NHK Educational TV
|
|
|-
|183
|''[[Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury]]''
|October 2022–July 2023
| MBS/TBS
|Studio 1, Studio 3
|
|-
|184
|''[[Yohane the Parhelion: Sunshine in the Mirror]]''
|July 2023–September 2023
|Tokyo MX
|
|
|-
|185
|''[[Code Geass: Rozé of the Recapture]]''
|June 2024–September 2024
|
|Nerima Studio
|
|-
|186
|''[[Love Live! Superstar!!|Love Live! Superstar!! 3rd Season]]''
|October 2024–December 2024
|NHK Educational TV
|
|
|-
|187
|''[[Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX]]''
|April 2025<ref>{{cite web|script-title=ja:ガンダム「GQuuuuuuX」TVシリーズの放送は4月8日から、主題歌は劇場版から続投|url=https://natalie.mu/comic/news/612906|website=[[Natalie (website)|Comic Natalie]]|publisher=Natasha, Inc.|date=February 23, 2025|access-date=February 23, 2025|language=ja}}</ref>
|NNS
|
|In association with [[Khara (studio)|Studio Khara]].
|-
|188
|''[[Maebashi Witches]]''
|April 2025<ref>{{cite web|script-title=ja:群馬県前橋が舞台のオリジナルTVアニメ「前橋ウィッチーズ」来年4月放送開始|url=https://natalie.mu/comic/news/589749|website=[[Natalie (website)|Comic Natalie]]|publisher=Natasha, Inc.|date=September 5, 2024|access-date=September 5, 2024|language=ja}}</ref>
|''TBA''
|
|
|-
|189
|''[[My Status as an Assassin Obviously Exceeds the Hero's]]''
|October 2025<ref>{{cite web|last=Cayanan|first=Joanna|title=Matsuri Akai's My Status as an Assassin Obviously Exceeds the Hero's Light Novels Get TV Anime in October|url=https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2025-02-17/matsuri-akai-my-status-as-an-assassin-obviously-exceeds-the-hero-light-novels-get-tv-anime-in-/.221311|website=[[Anime News Network]]|date=February 17, 2025|access-date=February 17, 2025}}</ref>
|''TBA''
|
|
|}