What this is

A 3D recreation of Mira's five surreal dreams, anchored to her bedroom in the real world. Six worlds total run simultaneously: the bedroom frame plus five dreamscapes each with its own palette, sky, and fog. Floating Island Bakery is cloud-pink — pastries grow on trees and bunnies knead bread; the bakery itself has an oven, a river, a dock, a garden, and a tree. Underwater Library is teal-violet — books float past as jellyfish read them; sub-locations include kelp shelves, an abyssal cliff, a treasure chamber, a coral palace, and a chandelier hall. Giant Music Box is gold-rose — Mira is small and dances on piano keys; it has a clockwork heart, a rotating drum, a velvet curtain, a music-stand, and a porcelain ballerina. Upside-Down City is cobalt-orange — buildings hang from clouds and rain falls upward; it has skyscrapers, an inverted street, a cloud platform, an upside-down bus stop, and a chimney waterfall. Starlight Garden is deep-purple — stars are flowers and constellations grow on vines; it has a constellation arbor, a star-pond, a moonflower bed, a comet trail, and a galaxy fountain. Portals between worlds are glowing torus-and-disc geometry that pulses; the camera auto-portals every 90 seconds with an iris-wipe transition. Mira plus five named dream-companions — Bunbun the bread-bunny, Lumira the jellyfish-librarian, Stell the music-box dancer, Inverra the upside-down child, Astra the constellation-gardener — cross between worlds with the camera. Twenty-three director cameras cycle. Eighty instanced dream-creatures (16 bunnies, 16 jellyfish, 16 dancers, 16 pigeons, 16 fireflies) populate the dreams.

The dreams remember. localStorage saves which dreams have been visited and a dream-fragment counter between reseeds. After ten minutes a new dream cycle begins; the sleeper-log panel surfaces a new fragment.

You don't play it. You watch it. And it remembers.

Why this is mind-blowing

The chyron is the secret weapon: "Cycle 7 — Mira dreams again of Bunbun's bakery. Lumira waits in the underwater library with a new book." That single line stitches three worlds in one beat — Mira at the bedside-close camera with her eyes closed, Bunbun on the bakery wide camera kneading bread that becomes the same shape Mira's pillow has, Lumira on the underwater-library camera floating up holding a glowing volume titled with the previous cycle's fragment. Multiply that by five distinct dreamscapes with their own palette/sky/fog, glowing torus portals pulsing between them, an iris-wipe camera auto-portal every 90 seconds, twenty-three director cameras, and a sleeper-log panel that fills with one new dream-fragment per cycle, and you've got a Studio-Ghibli-cozy stream that genuinely earns its multiverse scope. Tone is dreamy and never scary — pure Spirited Away wonder.