Anime Gravity Shift Escape

[Main Character] A second grader with black bob hair
[Setting] Late Night Construction Site
[Opponent] The floor collapses from the edge coming in from behind
[Gimmick] The floor collapses from the edge

[Video Style]
15 seconds. A full-color Japanese anime. A high-density 2D animation with a budget of 500 million yen. Meticulous background art, smooth inlays, and cinematic-quality filming finish. To prevent the same drawing from repeating, the composition, camera angles, screen size, and character distances are varied to make the story more attractive. No subtitles, no watermarks, no background music. There is ambient noise.

[Video Composition] As the floor collapses from behind and from the edge, the world rotates 90 degrees every time the main character steps on the wall, turning the wall into a new floor. I managed to escape by switching between walls and ceilings, then returned to the original floor, where the crumbling floor came to a perfect stop at the edge.

[This one highlight (always placed somewhere in Shots 5–7)] The collapsed iron plate automatically assembles below and becomes stairs following the path you ran

Shot1 (Rotating Hook): Late-night construction site. The moment the main character places their foot on the wall, the world rotates 90 degrees along with the camera, and the wall becomes a new floor. He stared straight ahead with a serious gaze.
Shot 2: The floor collapsing from behind and from the edge is closing in. The only escape routes are walls and ceilings. The protagonist calmly assesses the situation quickly.
Shot 3 (Wall Sprint): The main character sprints at full speed across the wall. Jump over windows and signs as obstacles to dodge. A sharp, focused expression.
Shot 4 (to ceiling): Continue to the ceiling and transfer another 90 degrees. Only her hair and clothes remembered the weight from a moment ago, calming down late. His expression never wavered.
Shot 5 (Gap Seam): Sew through the gaps between floors that collapse from the edges. A composition where the upper and lower parts of the world become impossible to grasp. I calmly steadied my breathing as I ran through.
Shot 6 (Final Transfer): Return to the original floor on the final transfer. The floor crumbling from the edge stopped perfectly. The moment I landed, my lips relaxed slightly.
Shot 7 (Freeze): The main character fixes their hair and, with a cool face, says, 'That was a shortcut.' Only footprints line up vertically on the wall behind him.