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“Feel Like This” YU-KA Anime “BEASTARS FINAL SEASON” Part 1 Ending Theme Song

2024

00:03:59
“Feel Like This” YU-KA Anime “BEASTARS FINAL SEASON” Part 1 Ending Theme Song
  • “Feel Like This” YU-KA Anime “BEASTARS FINAL SEASON” Part 1 Ending Theme Song
絵コンテ・演出： 南條沙歩(qootain)
切り絵アニメーション： 河原雪花(qootain)
3D制作：寺本遥(KUANI)

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南 Saho Nanjo unverified Director Setsuka KAWAHARA Animator haruka teramoto PM

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KizunaAI Comeback Concert “Home Coming” OP映像 - 映像作家: qootain
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KizunaAI Comeback Concert “Home Coming” OP映像

2025
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qootain produced the opening video for KizunaAI Comeback Concert “Home Coming,” a live show held in September 2025 to celebrate KizunaAI’s return to activity. The white grid world at the beginning was created by weaving together two cut sheets of paper and filming them frame by frame using stop-motion. In the latter half, the footage shifts into live action at the cut where KizunaAI herself is shown standing in front of Yoyogi Station, after which it speeds through the journey to the venue in Shinjuku in a single rush of time-lapse imagery.
7-Dimensional Student Council! "Material Ensemble" Official Music Video - 映像作家: qootain
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7-Dimensional Student Council! "Material Ensemble" Official Music Video

2025
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"Shichigengakuen Student Council" is a self-produced project and unit in which six VTubers come together and work as student council members of "Nanajigen High School." qootain produced the music video for the title track, "Sokubutsuteki Ensemble," from their 1st EP. The video takes on a collage-like structure that combines multiple techniques and dimensions, including hand-drawn 2D animation, silhouette animation, 3DCG, and live-action shooting using miniatures.

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The Golden Beetle / Kuricorder Quartet - 映像作家: takuyainaba
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The Golden Beetle / Kuricorder Quartet

2014
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Kuricorder Quartet, known for their one-of-a-kind, laid-back ensemble sound, rediscover the charm of Japanese songs at long last, just in time for their 20th anniversary! This is the music video for “Gold Bug,” a track from the album Ano Uta Kono Uta, which features a carefully selected collection of school songs and children’s songs arranged with an even simpler instrumentation than usual. The melancholy everyday lives of obsolete scraps that have rusted away and no longer serve any purpose. A tin goldfish toy longs for the gold bug, which glows as it flies freely through the air.