The method of making the reel was designed as a grid system in the time dimension. Rather than cutting from the full-length footage each time, I chose an editing approach in which short sequences were pre-cut and then rearranged like a puzzle. By defining the production process itself, the aim was to give the final output a tone independent of any individual worker, layering in the magic of division of labor and collaboration.

Description: A two-player zero-sum finite deterministic perfect-information game is one of the classifications of games in game theory. Many board games that are not affected by chance, such as chess, shogi, checkers, Reversi, the stone-taking game (Nim), Go, Renju, Gomoku, tic-tac-toe, Xiangqi, Mancala, and Twixt, fall under the category of two-player zero-sum finite deterministic perfect-information games. ....From Wikipedia This work directly depicts an Othello game in the style of a battle anime.

I created an animation in which mysterious creatures appear and pass by only between 3 and 4 a.m. The story follows the creatures as they are released, and a female chooses a mouse doll as her dance partner, drinking, eating, dressing up, and dancing. Like the animations I have made so far, this work aims to focus on movement rather than using overly explanatory expressions. It is an animation for people who want to dream a nightmare that isn’t scary.