This is a cosmological fever dream disguised as a single OVA episode. Six deities birth themselves from nothing, evolving through water and air and stone, each one a different godai element speaking its own language to existence. You watch the world assemble itself from pure concept, and by the end you're not sure if you've witnessed creation myth or hallucination or both at once.
Six celestial beings descend from the cosmos to witness the birth of existence itself. Each deity embodies a fundamental force: earth, water, fire, wind, sky, and consciousness. What begins as formless potential gradually takes shape across epochs, crystallizing into increasingly complex life. Water awakens first, cradling the earliest organisms in its embrace. Then air calls forth creatures to rise above their liquid origins, spreading across new horizons. Finally, solid ground emerges, anchoring life to something permanent and tangible. Through each transformation, the deities observe how their domains shape the evolution unfolding before them. But this is no simple creation story. The journey toward consciousness itself becomes the central mystery. As life develops across multiple planes of existence, a question lingers: what does it truly mean to awaken? The film presents cosmic mythology through the lens of elemental philosophy, tracing how primal forces converge to ignite awareness and understanding. It's meditative rather than narrative, asking viewers to experience reality's deepest origins rather than simply hear about them.