MV for Tomonari Sora’s “Yellow Signal,” the new opening theme for the rebroadcast version of the TV anime *Assassination Classroom*. This work is composed as a retro video game-inspired world, with motifs drawn from the story and characters of *Assassination Classroom*. By using pixel-art textures and low-poly 3D models, and then applying a VHS-style composite in the final finishing stage, the visuals were given a nostalgic texture. In addition, the cut-ins and movie-like scenes that were “typical” of slightly older games were researched and recreated. In the flight scenes, to emphasize the sense of speed at Mach-like movement, we also incorporated the delay effect of chunk loading that occurs during high-speed travel in games such as *Minecraft*. In addition to the youthful feeling of the anime itself, taking into account the context of a rebroadcast of a series from about 10 years ago, we aimed for a feeling like a “reunion that brings back memories of those days” by weaving in retro elements.

Created motion graphics in which different timelines intersect.

【 Ages 0 to 3 】 My First Food Picture Book Food all has faces! What kind of face does an apple have? Discover a new perspective with this fresh picture book promotional video, created in stop motion by Otamirams, the author of Beka Taro! 【 Develop flexible thinking through the senses! 】 From Professor Emeritus Toshiyuki Shiomi, The University of Tokyo “Art begins with seeing one thing as another! You can learn flexible thinking.” 【 Also an educational perspective that helps children cherish food 】 From Akari Hasegawa, culinary expert and registered dietitian “I was fascinated by the rich, expressive faces that only live-action can capture. This is a book that makes food feel endearing.” - “What's Its Face?” Written by Beka Taro -------------------------------------------------- Official website for What's Its Face? https://www.kadokawa.co.jp/product/32... Official Instagram of Beka Taro https://www.instagram.com/bekataro/ --------------------------------------------------

Description: Inspired by the episode of the two samillia who, after 20 years, arrived in the city of Melbourne, Australia, I created this animation. Even when we are in Japan and Australia, which feel far apart, looking at the same moon at the same time reminds us that we are living beings on the planet Earth in the universe. Technique: hand-drawn animation, stop motion, After Effects, loop animation