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daisy*「ancient aquarium」

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daisy*「ancient aquarium」
Presented by: daisy* | MASATO INAGAKI
Project manager: 太田 修司
Modeling supervisor: 花輪 聡
Character modeling: 平地 史明
Rigging: 山下 陽子
Animation supervisor: 関根 悠介
Animator: 荒井 香澄
Lead programmer: 勝河 政貴
Programmer: 植本 俊介｜Jaime Hurtado-Lopez
Support: Matthieu Claude Tessier
Picture frame production: 浅尾沸雲堂
©daisy Inc.
Experience diving into the ancient sea. The coelacanth will keep on swimming as if it had a will of its own, thanks to AI. A experience of gazing into the depths of the ancient sea. The ancient fish, the coelacanth, continues to swim through the water as though it has a will of its own, thanks to AI.

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太 Shuji Ota unverified PM 花 Satoshi Hanawa unverified Designer 平 Fumiaki Hirachi unverified Designer 山 Yoko Yamashita unverified Designer 関 Yusuke Sekine unverified Director 荒 Kasumi Arai unverified Animator 勝 Masaki Katsukawa unverified Programmer 植 Shunsuke Uemoto unverified Programmer J Jaime Hurtado-Lopez unverified Programmer

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