Let's kick off this list with this 5 minutes music video featuring the vocals and dance stylings of Yasuyuki Okamura. While this video does feature the cast of Space Dandy, I don't believe it is necessary to have seen the show in order to appreciate the pop-art style music video. 

This 47 minute movie is the first in a 6 part seires released in 2011. You might notice that the rest of the movie series is listed below. I recommend watching them in order. 

The first movie establishes the Attracters, including Quon, and their mission to save others of their kind from an organization that uses cyborgs to hunt them. 

This 48 minutes movie is the second in a 6 part series released in 2011. 

The second movie has more mystery to it than the first, as everyone is searching for the culprit behind a series of strange murders. Hint: Have you seen The Happening by M. Night Shyamalan? 

This 48 minute movie is the 3rd installment of the 6 part series released in 2011. 

This particular movie reveals the past of several of the key characters, and introduces new characters from the past and present. 

This 48 minute movie if the fourth installment of the series released in 2011. 

The action starts to climb in this portion of the series, and shows with how the Attractors deal with their own abilities. 

This 48 minute movie is the fifth installment of the series released in 2011. 

With this being next to last, it's time to start tying up loose ends, right? Explanations, plot twists, and general "what the fuck?" May occur in this episode. 

This 48 minute movie is the final installment of the series released in 2011. 

With this being the last movie, a lot of things had to be wrapped up. Some powers are stretched to their limits, some are stretched beyond. I felt the ending fit well with the series. 

This 3 episode special is about 75 minutes long. While technically a sequel, each episode is stand alone, so nothing is lost if you don't watch the original short. 

This one is a bit different. It's got a mixture of animation and video footage. It follows the lives of 3 women who have reached a sort of crossroads in their life. 

This 98 minute movie is set in feudal Japan. 

This movie follows the adventure of a young boy that is on the run from shady officials, and he asks the aid of a wandering swordsman who happens to seek shelter in the same run-down temple. With foreigners, hair dye, and an adorable dog, this movie is pretty epic. 

This 115 movie is a retelling of the series Eureka Seven, so don't worry if you haven't watched the entire series. In fact, it might be better if you haven't seen the original series because then you won't be comparing the two. (Like FMA and FMA: Brotherhood, which are also by Bones)