Nuquaster--Background introduction animation03




Production process

In the animation, I pay special attention to the details and expressiveness of each picture to ensure that the audience can intuitively understand the plot and background. In the picture of nuclear wastewater discharge, I show the direct impact of nuclear wastewater on the Marine environment through the performance of lines. Afterwards, the audience can see that the appearance and behavior of Marine creatures have changed, and this part emphasizes the severity of environmental damage through the changes in the morphology and behavior of organisms.

In the second part, I show how humans catch and eat mutated sea creatures. The audience can clearly see the excessive consumption of human resources and the destruction of ecological balance. In the third part, the humans of the year 5023 are transformed into Nuquaster, a monster that combines human and sea creatures, due to long-term consumption of mutated sea creatures. By depicting the appearance and behavior of mutated human beings, this part emphasizes the interaction and close connection between human beings and the environment.

Throughout the animation, I pay attention to the use of images, colors and actions to convey the emotion and theme of the story, so that the audience can intuitively understand and feel the deep meaning contained in the story. Through each image carefully designed, I hope the audience will think deeply about the relationship between humans and the environment, and the impact of our actions on the future.

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