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The Collected Animations of ICAF (2001-2006) has 16 episodes.

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The Collected Animations of ICAF (2001-2006)

Inter College Animation Festival (2004) (インターカレッジ・アニメーション・フェスティバル)

The Collected Animations of ICAF (2001-2006) is a 16-episode anime, released in 2006 and has finished airing. The Collected Animations of ICAF (2001-2006) is not currently available on any tracked streaming service.

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Format

OVA

Episodes

Duration

10 min

Season

Winter 2006

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Where can I watch The Collected Animations of ICAF (2001-2006)?: The Collected Animations of ICAF (2001-2006) is not currently available on any streaming service tracked by STREAMD. Add it to your watchlist to be notified when it starts streaming.
How many episodes does The Collected Animations of ICAF (2001-2006) have?: The Collected Animations of ICAF (2001-2006) has 16 episodes.
Is The Collected Animations of ICAF (2001-2006) finished?: Yes, The Collected Animations of ICAF (2001-2006) has finished airing.

Synopsis

A collection of the best entries shown at the annual Inter-College Animation Festival from 2001 to 2006. For many animation students in Japan participating in the festival is a chance to start their professional careers. The entries include works made using various animation techniques, including CGI and stop-motion. Taku Furukawa, Katayama Masahiro and Kihune Tokumitsu can be found among the judges of the festival.