Red Band Title

A kanji slam, a spinning sunburst and an RGB-split title that lands on a skewed red band.

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Anime-opening title style for launches, series intros and brand names. A one-word English slam, a giant kanji crashing onto a vignetted cream card with a shake, then a dark sunburst where the title drops in letter by letter with chromatic red/cyan split, a skewed crimson band slides in behind it, and small letterspaced corner labels lock it up.

Use this style

With Frame Jam installed, press Use this style in the local gallery, or just ask your agent:

Make a video with the Frame Jam style "red-band-title" and open it for review.

Palette

background#1b1b1d
red#e5173f
text#f7f5f2
splitRed#ff2a55
splitCyan#27e3ff
cream#f4f3ee
ink#141414

Type

Display
Dela Gothic One 400Kanji 560px, Japanese title 180px
Body
Oswald 500, 700Opening English word 230px; subline 42px tracking 0.34em; corner labels 22px tracking 0.24em

Motion

Slam
power4.in
Drop
back.out(2.5)
Band
power4.out
Split
power2.out
Burst
none
Average shot
1.6s

Two very short hits (~0.8s each) then one long title hold. Band lands ~1.4s after the title starts; one glitch hit near the end.

Transitions and text

  • hard cuts: black word → cream kanji card → dark sunburst
  • camera-shake on impact (6 × 40ms jitter)
  • glitch hit: band and split layers jump 14–22px then settle
  • per-character drop with back.out, 80ms apart, on all three layers
  • red and cyan copies start offset ±18px and converge (chromatic aberration)
  • opening word widens (scaleX 1 → 1.12) after its slam
  • subline rises under the band, a white rule draws beneath

Style guide your agent follows

  1. Charcoal #1b1b1d, crimson #e5173f and off-white only; red/cyan appear just as split layers.
  2. Open with two hard hits: one English word, then one kanji on a cream vignette that slams from scale 2.1 with power4.in and shakes.
  3. Build the title as three stacked layers (red, cyan, white) of the same spans, animate characters by index across all layers, and converge the offsets to 0.
  4. The band is a full-width crimson bar, skewY -4° and rotated -2°, sliding in behind the title with power4.out. Dim the sunburst to ~35% when it lands.
  5. Keep a slowly rotating conic-gradient sunburst behind everything.
  6. Lock up with a letterspaced Oswald subline, a thin rule and tiny corner labels (system name, report/year).