Sigh Destroys the City

[Main Character] A second grader with black bob hair
[Setting] Evening Pedestrian Bridge
[Person] Townsperson
[Gimmick] Sigh

[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] The protagonist's quiet sigh inexplicably triggers a planet-sized physical phenomenon. While showing the scale of the damage through aerial footage, he continues his daily life with a serious face. In the end, I clean up myself and pretend nothing happened.

Shot 1 (Impact Hook): Evening footbridge. With the main character's sigh, a real shockwave runs through the ground. The person himself has a very serious expression.
Shot 2 (scale): Switch to aerial shots. From the center of the sigh, the influence spreads in a circular shape across the scale of the city. The protagonist seems completely unaware.
Shot 3 (Everyday Life): The person remains serious and continues their usual daily movements. A carefree, cool expression.
Shot 4 (Second Shot): Accidentally sigh again, and the second circle overlaps with the first. The protagonist tilted his head in confusion.
Shot 5 (Evacuation): Nearby birds and cats quietly evacuate, appearing accustomed to it. The protagonist is completely unaware, calm and unaware.
Shot 6 (Convergence): When the protagonist clears their throat, for some reason the ground and city rewind to their original state. A serious face with a composed expression.
Shot 7 (Indifferent Face): The main character fixes their bangs, says 'You got some ventilation now,' and starts walking normally.