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Turn the band into a monster squad.
Five members became five colour-coded characters, mixing Power Rangers and The Monster Squad with a ram from hell. Photographic faces work like masks on hand-drawn, rigged bodies.
Boundary
A western apocalypse of hell-rams, colour-coded outlaws, and collage violence.
Animated music video
ContributionConcept, storyboards, illustration & animation
The idea
The first feature-length animation and first music video made under Interceptor Beyond. Boundary’s wild brief became a three-act grindhouse western built from drawings, photography, collage, and character rigs.
Behind the work
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Five members became five colour-coded characters, mixing Power Rangers and The Monster Squad with a ram from hell. Photographic faces work like masks on hand-drawn, rigged bodies.
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The main characters were drawn, while the villagers and Babylon were constructed as unruly photo collages. Monty Python animation, grindhouse humour, and practical reference studies shaped the movement.
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Hands, eyes, long fingers, tiny props, and film references form a second layer inside the finished animation. The making-of film reveals more of that construction.
The original production notes
The original account has been preserved and reformatted for this site. The production discussion follows the song and finished work without reproducing a full lyric sheet.
01 / Process log
This was the first long animation and first music video created under Interceptor Beyond. Boundary’s intentionally excessive brief called for a ram from hell, blood, fights, strange outlaws, and the beauty of an apocalyptic west. The story follows a colour-coded gang corrupting a town before discovering that the apparently vulnerable girl is the greater demon.
02 / Process log
Monty Python collage supplied the animation logic and grindhouse cinema supplied the violence and humour. The phrase “viking in pink” suggested Power Rangers and The Monster Squad, turning five band members into five visually distinct characters. Their bodies were drawn and rigged with DUIK, while photographic faces preserved the real members and worked like masks.
03 / Process log
The central characters are hand-drawn; the villagers and Babylon combine deliberately mismatched photographic pieces. Locomotion references, hands, eyes, teeth, shoes, bottles, monsters, and dozens of small drawings build the town’s unstable material language. The linked making-of film reveals more of the character layers, rigs, scene construction, and easter eggs.
Complete original process archive
Every available still and animated study from the published process notes, reorganised as a production log.
01 / Complete original archive
All 59 surviving references, drawings, character studies, rigs, locomotion tests, collage pieces, scene builds and finished animation fragments from the original process page. Together they trace the production from the band’s brief through the colour-coded monster squad, Babylon, the final composite and the hidden references.



























































Project details
Boundary
Interceptor Beyond / Concept, storyboards, illustration & animation