Foxing: Kitsuné-tsuki (2026)

Shinano, a character designer, floats through a gray, repetitive existence. Her art gets swallowed by a soulless commercial machine, while scrolling through social media only amplifies her isolation and sense of being out of place. Then, without warning, Koyami—a fox-masked figure born from her old, forgotten sketches—steps into her world, bringing along a parade of other abandoned creations. As the line between what’s real and what’s imagined dissolves, Shinano journeys deep into her own psyche and discovers these beings are mirrors of her own neglected emotions—the physical form of her loneliness. Instead of running away, she chooses to embrace the ache and keep creating, weaving her solitude into her art.