CRT televisions from across time and around the world, Daoko in various alternate timelines Kaiju, doctors, teachers... The screen was created by combining analog-circuit video effects and digital video effects.

Using a variety of visual techniques, including stop motion, hand-drawn animation, photogrammetry, motion graphics, and life-size panels, I portrayed Misuzu Hataya scattered across parallel worlds.

Inspired by ramko’s song, I wanted to express in this video the feeling that “if you stay true to yourself and remain as you are, you can suddenly become aware of emotions that are easy to overlook in everyday life,” and that was the concept behind this production. In the MV, Kuromi-chan’s inner conflict is portrayed with a look that drifts between dream and reality. I hope viewers can enjoy the feeling of peeking a little into Kuromi-chan’s heart through the visuals.

I created a Vocaloid MV with a rather unusual atmosphere by combining live-action backgrounds and characters with animation. Using photogrammetry and depth maps, I gave it a dreamlike feel.