A Japanese counting song music video by Nerun Pokupoku, the solo project of Nerun from You’ll Melt More! Combining collage and motion graphics, the video has a pop and graphic finish.

MV depicting KeNN, so immersed in music that he moves back and forth between everyday life and the world of dreams. The sheet of paper on which he had been struggling to write lyrics becomes paper airplanes in the world of dreams, filling the room.

A synthwave sound that evokes a night drive—this MV portrays sweetly seductive “cuteness” and a somewhat wistful melancholy through the texture of city pop. It multilayeredly captures the midnight neon, the inside of a car, a diner, and the feelings of a devilish girl. The retro 1980s mood that permeates the entire video serves as the core direction, intertwining “nostalgia” and the “present,” while cinematic lighting, muted colors, and the atmosphere created by the small objects inside the car and diner evoke the story’s nostalgia. Add her sweet yet provocative vocals and sharp dance moves, and the instability of the night, wavering emotions, the “inescapable temptation” and the “inescapable reality” all intersect. Built from Synthwave × retro cool × a modern idol, this music video invites viewers on a cinematic late-night drive—a story of temptation and escape.

Music video for the song “Krosna” by popular Czech singer Barbora Poláková. This unique song compares life to a backpack, and is brought to life in a miniature world woven together by paper animation and various everyday objects spilling out of a backpack. Although it has the look of stop-motion animation, everything was created entirely in 3DCG. This adds to the warmth of traditional stop-motion animation while also allowing for bolder camera work, tighter synchronization with the lyrics, and seamless transitions.