By the way, 1988 was the year when Studio Ghibli’s My Neighbor Totoro and Grave of the Fireflies were released together in Japan.
To honor that, I’ve hidden a little “Totoro-like” detail somewhere in this scene. Can you spot where it’s hiding? 🌱

Thank you❣️

Thank you so much!
It’s one of my favorite scenes, so I’m really happy to hear that ✨

Thank you so much!
Kamurocho chill beats sound like the perfect vibe ✨
Now I want to try watching it like that too!

Thank you❣️😆

Next to the character, you’d normally write the cel number and name.
The black holes at the top of the sheet 🕳️ are used to pin the paper in place, and the outer border marks the frame (16:9 aspect ratio).

The top left usually shows the studio name (I just made one up here) and the title.

The top right is where you’d write the episode and cut number (I left those out too), along with the time and frame count.

If you recognize which scene this is from, you’re amazing!
The second image is a wide shot of the whole thing.

It’s actually supposed to include the background too, but I skipped it this time since I didn’t have enough time.

三日前に上げた動画が再生回数1000回を超えました！

こちらは、公式の龍が如く０ディレクターズカットのシーンをヒントにアレンジした作品です。

この二人って、0ではまだ初々しい感じが出ていて、

たまらなく可愛いなって思っちゃうんですよね。

ディレクターズカットの予告でも少し見れましたが、

二人してバカやってるのかなーって想像して見ちゃいました笑

そんな二人が気に入ったので、作ってみたという経緯があります。

欲を言えば、この二人の日常をもっと見て見たいなぁと思っていて。

ディレクターズカットで数分追加はされましたが、正直物足りなかったです！🤣

That image stuck with me, and I ended up creating this piece because I really liked that version of them.

If I had one wish, I’d love to see more of their everyday life.
The Director’s Cut gave us a few extra minutes, but honestly, it just left me wanting more! 🤣

You can catch a glimpse of that dynamic in the Director’s Cut trailer too—
it just made me imagine the two of them goofing around together, haha.