Six disconnected worlds, six different ways reality bends. Each short swings wildly, some land as genuine small miracles, others collapse under their own weirdness. You sit through the duds waiting for the ones that hit, and when they do, you understand why someone bothered to make this thing at all. The unevenness isn't a bug here; it's the point. This is what happens when animators get six minutes to follow an idea wherever it wants to go, with nobody telling them to sand down the edges.

Six disconnected vignettes pull you into worlds that operate by their own warped logic. Six directors with backgrounds in commercials, comics, games and film each made one short: intense action in a Muromachi-era town, a CGI piece presented as animation made by chickens, preview footage for a story adapted from a comic, a tale of a girl and two boys, a love story in which Jack and Stefany hurtle toward infinity after meeting an infinity symbol, and one strange evening in a sky-borne saloon, told from Wine-chan's point of view. The tone shifts constantly. The mix spans comedy, fantasy, romance and science fiction, with a psychological, mysterious mood running through the whole set.