Nobody talks about this one. Waboku takes a three-minute song about disease eating you alive and turns it into animation that moves like infection spreads, like something in your body deciding it owns you now. The visuals don't illustrate the lyrics, they become the sensation itself, a brief brutal moment that leaves you disoriented because you just watched something that didn't need to be this good, this precise, this willing to let the music break your sense of what animation can do in confined space. It's the kind of short that makes you immediately search for more.

A music video built around the song Byoushin wo Kamu by Zutomayo, animated and directed by Waboku. The track appears on the band's album Tadashii Itsuwari kara no Kishou, released in November 2018.