Three unhinged creators weaponize 10 minutes each to prove they don't care what you expected animation to be. "Plastic Gun Man" is a 3D Western that knows it's stupid. "World Meccana Triangle" is a screensaver having an existential crisis with a Denki Groove soundtrack. "Prime Minister of Gray Hill" takes the Akira formula and snaps it like a twig. You're not watching a coherent vision here, you're watching three different people win arguments with themselves on screen, back to back, no mercy. By the time it ends, you'll have seen more imagination in 30 minutes than most shows attempt in a season.

Three unrelated visions share space in this experimental OVA anthology, brought together by Pierre Taki of Denki Groove. Each segment runs about 10 minutes and has its own distinct visual style, blending comedy, fantasy, horror and music. "Plastic Gun Man" spoofs the Western using 3D computer graphics. "World Meccano Triangle" works as a music video that recalls the screen savers of the 1990s. The final piece, "Haiirogaoka no Soridaijin" (Prime Minister of Gray Hill), uses cel animation to parody Akira Mochizuki's well-known manga from 1977. Expect a trippy, offbeat peek at how its creators think rather than a single linear story.