Taka no Tsume GO: Yoshida, Himitsukessha Yamerutteyo.

Released in 2013, Taka no Tsume GO: Yoshida, Himitsukessha Yamerutteyo stands as the fifth feature film in the long-running Eagle Talon franchise. Created by the animator and director FROGMAN, the series originated as a surreal Flash-animated television project that satirized the tropes of classic secret society and superhero anime. The film explores a comedic crisis within the antagonist organization, where the central character, Yoshida, decides to quit the Eagle Talon society, forcing the leader to navigate a world without his primary henchman.

The film maintains the distinct, minimalist animation style that defines the franchise, characterized by static images and improvised-sounding dialogue that prioritizes humor over traditional visual spectacle. Produced by DLE Inc., the entry was designed to expand the series' meta-commentary on the anime industry and corporate culture. Upon its release, it was well-received by fans of the series for its irreverent wit and its ability to maintain the low-budget charm that propelled the franchise to mainstream prominence in Japan.