Chapter 13. Kamikaze Studio

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  "Are you really sure... that this is what they said...?"

  Inside Kamikaze Studio.

  Receiving such a rge order was rare for Junpei Mizusaki, but he didn't feel much joy as he looked at Daisuke Sasaki and then at Shuhei Morita before finally asking again, "Are they really not asking us to produce a game promotional PV or a song release MV?"

  "They want us to create an OP for a fully immersive projed join the produ?"

  As the founder of Kamikaze Studio, Junpei Mizusaki initially had a simple goal: to avoid unemployment and prevent himself from wandering the streets of Tokyo.

  Although he had just been id off by Nintendo, it was still one of the world's top gaming pahis experience helped Junpei Mizusaki build a signifit work even at the start of his venture.

  During his te Nintendo, he was responsible for using fully immersive devices to struct the model data needed for plete immersion and for creating promotional PVs fames using this data.

  With the rise of the fully immersive field, he undoubtedly beed from this teological adva. Kamikaze Studio quickly gained a reputation in the gaming industry.

  Many game pahat had colborated with Nintendo would think of them first when needing a game promotional PV.

  This expins why they could charge tens of thousands of dolrs per minute on their website.

  For some pames, spending tens of thousands of dolrs on an opening animation is not a big deal.

  However, this fame was fio the gaming field. They had no foothold in the film industry that also used fully immersive teology.

  That's why when they received Jolyne Cujoh's ission, they hesitated.

  Especially because...

  "Not only that, but they also sent us their current budget for special effects in advance," Shuhei Morita said, following Junpei Mizusaki's words. "That budget is substantial, parable to those big-name produs."

  So, the question arose. Why would such a "big produ" choose them for teical assistance?

  With the price Jolyne Cujoh offered, they could easily find someone.

  As for the possibility of it being a scam... even if it were a scam, with the tract signed and the deposit paid, it would legally bee a reality.

  So, this indeed was...

  "The person tag us must be out of their mind..." Shuhei Morita sighed.

  "Hey! What are you saying? Clearly, they have a dising eye!" Junpei Mizusaki rolled his eyes. "Or are you saying you don't want to take this order?"

  "If you really don't want to, I won't force you. I'll relutly take it myself..."

  "Hey, Junpei! You're the boss; how you do the work yourself?"

  Seeing that Junpei Mizusaki was serious about not involving him, Shuhei Morita panicked. "It's only right that we employees hahe work!"

  Though they thought Jolyne ight not be in her right mind, they absolutely wahis job.

  Even Junpei Mizusaki, who came from a gaming background, felt the same.

  Otherwise, they wouldn't have produced "Pop Team Epi a tight budget and showcased it on their website, trying to prove they could hah games and films given enough funds.

  Now that someheir talent and was willing to fund them generously to participate in a project, Shuhei Morita would not let Junpei Mizusaki take the lead!

  Simirly, Junpei Mizusaki felt the same.

  After all, Shuhei Morita was also a co-owner of Kamikaze Studio.

  So, after an intense argument, Junpei Mizusaki, Shuhei Morita, and the bystander Daisuke Sasaki finally reached a promise.

  Or rather, giveails of the tract, besides the OP they had to produce, they would only start otle ses after iating with Green Dolphin Studio based on Jolyne Cujoh's budget.

  In other words, they wouldn't know the specifics of their responsibilities until they met Pucci.

  Yes, the tract Jolyne Cujoh sent had some loopholes, but they were not in favor of her side.

  "Alright, no more jokes," Junpei Mizusaki said seriously to Shuhei Morita and the others. "You've all seen the tract, so you know our t has a good eye, but the person in charge of tag us..."

  Even without meeting Jolyne Cujoh, from her pure and i unication and the seemingly unreasonable tract that allowed them to get paid without doing much, Shuhei Morita and the others could tell.

  Junpei Mizusaki remihem, "For the sake of our studio's reputation, our dream of entering the film industry, and as a token of gratitude for being reized, we must not take advantage of a fool."

  "We must not only plete this task but do it perfectly, even at a loss, to make a name for Kamikaze Studio in the film industry!"

  "Of course, Junpei. Isn't that obvious?" Shuhei Morita replied with a smile.

  "Despite Kamikaze Studio's actal creation, our motivation to tinue has always been our dream."

  So, the day after signing the tract, Kamikaze Studio arrived at the "Phantom Blood" produ team.

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