Black ink bleeds across white space like a nightmare that hasn't decided if it's real yet. A fox spirit designed to haunt you instead gets hunted by everything it touches, turning the whole premise inside out in seven minutes of sumi-e that feels less like animation and more like watching a brush stroke come alive. The horror isn't in jump scares. It's in the loneliness of a creature caught between forms, unable to settle into anything, drawn in a style so deliberately stripped-down that every tremor of the ink feels like genuine fear.

A young fox spirit has a talent for changing his shape, and he sets out to use it for haunting. His plan does not go the way he intends, though, because he ends up getting frightened himself. This one-episode horror special is drawn entirely in the sumi-e ink painting style, from its first frame to its last.