The music video for 36km/h’s song “Ghost.” Here and there, the time of “those who are no longer visible” continues to fold and layer upon itself. It depicts the shadow of a traveler who goes on to claim all those things that can no longer be grasped.

Music video for HALCAMO’s song “Motion.” The god of hot springs wanders from bathhouse to bathhouse, as the mood takes him each day. On the day before moving, a girl who was roaming the town as if to linger one last time was drawn in by glowing smoke (steam) and found her way to the bathhouse.

Music video for “Tohi Ganshō,” the debut single by docka, a two-person artist duo of 17-year-olds. The characters were created based on inspiration from the artists themselves, and the video depicts the escape of a young girl. The conflict, chaos, and dual energy expressed in the song are conveyed through the flickering movement of fire.

Music video for peanut butters’ “Vvvv.” It depicts the encounter between a female streamer and the ghost who becomes her fan, using colored-pencil background art and textured visuals.

Music video for PEAVIS’s song “Colorful.” It depicts two paint colors journeying out into the world and layering color onto it.

The music video for peanut butters’ song “Anxiety Time.” It depicts “anxiety” lurking just nearby, blended into everyday scenes. “Anxiety” disguises itself as a living creature and boards public transportation, and it overflows one after another into the text written on memo pads, graph paper, office labels, and composition paper. By extensively using methods that break the rules of templates familiar to everyone, it was mixed into the animation.