Wall Runner Escapes Rising Black Water

[Main Character] A second grader with black bob hair

[Video Style]
15 seconds. A full-color Japanese animation. High-density 2D animation with a budget of 500 million yen. Detailed background art, smooth in-between shots, and cinematic-quality filming processing. To prevent repeated images, the composition, camera angle, screen size, and character distance are changed to create an attractive development. No subtitles, no watermarks, no background music. Ambient sound included. 

[Video Composition] As black water approaches from behind, the protagonist steps on the wall every time the world rotates 90 degrees and the wall becomes a new floor. After crossing walls and ceilings to escape, the black water comes to a complete stop when returning to the original floor. 

[Always placed somewhere in Shots 5–7] Only the footprints of the wall runner float on the black water surface, remaining as a dotted path

Shot 1 (Rotating Hook): An underground passage under the overpass. 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. Look ahead with a serious gaze. 
Shot 2 (Follow-up): Black water is closing in from behind. The only escape routes are walls and the ceiling. The protagonist calmly assesses the situation quickly. 
Shot 3 (Wall Sprint): The main character sprints at full speed across a wall. Jump to dodge windows and signs as obstacles. A sharp, focused expression. 
Shot 4 (Ceiling): Move 90 degrees further to the ceiling. Only the hair and clothes remember the gravity from a moment ago and settle down late. The expression remains unchanged. 
Shot 5 (Gap Gap): Move through the gaps between the approaching black water. The composition makes it impossible to tell the world's top and bottom. Run through calmly, steady in your breathing. 
Shot 6 (Final Transfer): On the final transfer, return to the original floor. The approaching black water stops perfectly. At the moment of landing, the corner of my mouth loosens slightly. 
Shot 7 (Freeze): The main character fixes their hair and, with a cool face, says, "The shoes aren't wet." Only footprints line up vertically on the wall behind them.