The process begins with human story writing and adaptation. Writers identify the core element that keeps readers engaged and build a tight 20-minute episode around it, cutting everything else. They explicitly avoid LLMs for writing, finding them consistently poor. Primary tools are a writers' room with no AI, targeting Gen Z and Gen Alpha audiences.

Human directing follows, where every shot is treated as a painting. A beat sheet locks action, shot angles, and pacing. A cheap model generates rough draft clips to test pacing and emotion before commitment. Character look and shot pacing are decided by hand.

AI Animation & FX is where the anime gets shot. Every shot regenerates in high quality using character and environment references for consistency. An agent reruns earlier prompts, with humans only stepping in to redo missed shots.

Human post-production makes generated footage look professional. Frame-by-frame upscaling and cleaning fixes AI errors using tools like Topaz, Da Vinci, and Reaper. Dialogue, music, and sound effects combine into a final mix, subtitled and checked before shipping.