Japanese kinetic type music video
A vertical 15-second music video in Japanese type, from 聴こえる (I can hear) to "See the sound.", laid out like a timecoded score. The creator says Opus 5.5 made it on its own in 70 minutes from a two-sentence prompt asking it to go all out as a motion designer.
“Opus 5.5だけでMVを作成してもらいました。所要時間は70分。”
- Claude Opus 5.5
- 1h 10m
音楽に合わせて文字が踊るハイセンスでダイナミックなキネティック・タイポグラフィの15秒のMVを作成してください。あなたが最高のモーションデザイナーであることを示すために全力でやって。
Make it yours. Change 「15秒のMV」 (15-second MV) for another length, and 「音楽に合わせて文字が踊る」 (text that dances to the music) for another idea. Keep the last sentence, 「あなたが最高のモーションデザイナーであることを示すために全力でやって。」 (go all out to show you're the best motion designer).
How it was made
The creator says Opus 5.5 made the music video by itself ("Opus 5.5だけで") and that it took 70 minutes. The prompt, in Japanese, asks for a stylish, dynamic 15-second kinetic-typography MV in which the text dances to the music, and to go all out to show it is the best motion designer. The agent, the rendering method, and where the music came from aren't stated.
Posted Sep 25, 2026 · X · 225 likes · 16k views
Prompt from: Post body, in 「」 quotes
Look notesby Reference
Japanese words set huge on flat color fields, framed like a score sheet: corner brackets, a "SEE THE SOUND" header, "128 BPM / F MINOR", a running timecode, and a bar counter.
- Color
- Off-white paper, near-black, tomato red, and cobalt blue, each frame mostly one or two of them.
- Type
- Heavy rounded Japanese gothic for the big words, a vertical mincho for quieter lines, small monospace HUD labels, and condensed caps for BEAT and SEE THE SOUND.
- Framing
- One word or phrase fills each vertical frame, set vertically or split across a red-and-black field. Waveform lines, a red heartbeat trace, manga speed lines, and a grid of scattered katakana sit behind the type.
- Structure
- 聴こえる on paper with a waveform, 鼓動が with a heartbeat line and a 092 BPM readout, もっと もっと on black and red, 踊れ on red speed lines, 言葉は、音になる。 (words become sound) on blue, 音は、 over a katakana grid (sound becomes type), a doubled BEAT on black, and 音を、見ろ。 closing on SEE THE SOUND.
