Hyperventilation

I feel like this story translates much better as a short film than it does in writing. The briefness that is justified on screen in a short form does not look well on pages, where the limitation of time is simply not there. It would've been a lot more valuable if the story was expanded on in manga, too bad it didn't happen. As is, we got basically the same frames as in the short, but somehow more awkward without the motion. The anime was very dynamic and it was difficult to convey that on paper. Not sure which came first, but out of the two the manga came out underwhelming.