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I liked this way more than I thought I would. Given the 18 minute runtime, I think this was great. It even got me a little emotional Could it have developed more of everything? Definitely, but I think this got everything across it needed with the time it had. I would love to see a full film of this though. I'd be very interested to see more of the world. There's clearly more than they were able to show. I think the SEA cultural influences are so cool and I think it's a unique take on isekai. The Naga looks incredible.

Kevin Penkin's music really elevated the whole thing. Man, can this dude write amazing soundtracks.

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Kevin Penkin’s music really elevated the whole thing. Man, can this dude write amazing soundtracks.

Honestly worth watching just for the soundtrack. It was that good.

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The link to the stream is broken. It should point to Gigguk's channel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-P3HWXGYm4

Interesting short film. It moved at a quick pace so that I didn't get bored, and was slow enough to let scenes breath and let you think about what's happening.

Also, I've never heard of Gigguk before this point. But apparently he's a anime fan/influencer, and once upon a time worked for the BBC. I hope this ends up being profitable. I really enjoy indy anime. It can just do a lot more experimental stuff.

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As an independently-produced short film, its production values punch above its weight. Gigguk is really passionate about anime, and I love it each time the medium portrays non-East Asian cultural elements.

Not that long ago, I've made it a goal to someday produce even a short anime. This inspires me towards that point.

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This is pretty good. I'd be down to watch a whole season of this anime.

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