Dimensional Loop

Year: 2001

Runtime: 5 mins

Language: Japanese

Science FictionAnimation

An ethereal alien and a vertically‑mobile pre‑teen drift through shifting worlds in Koji Morimoto’s original animation. The film pairs rapid visuals with Kicell’s gentle singing that creates a light, floating sensation, while monochrome imagery offers an aesthetic as the characters cross dimensions, linking in a mysterious loop with an unknown end.

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