A single episode that moves like a music video should: no wasted frames, every cut timed to the beat. Capsule builds a retro-future resort where the aesthetic matters more than plot, and the animation commits to that completely. It's a seven-minute world that knows exactly what it is, built for people who want their sci-fi served at 120 BPM.

Space Station No.9 is a short animated music video set to a song by the group capsule. It is the second video built around their NEXUS-2060 concept, which imagines a resort aboard a space station in the year 2060. Studio Kajino, an offshoot of Studio Ghibli, produced the piece, and Yoshiyuki Momose directed it. It later appeared on DVD as part of a Ghibli collection of short works.