I’m sure you’re all aware of Itasha, which are literally cars decorated with images of fictional characters of anime, manga, or video games.
Recently Twitter user RellTWS uploaded a video of an Infiniti Q45 which features 2 mini projectors set up inside facing towards the windows playing scenes from the Oreimo series while the legendary song “nexus” by ClariS is booming. The car is an Infiniti Q45 with a Toyota 1JZ Swap, with a garupan shift knob which has two projectors set up inside and owned by car enthusiast night_flight__.
今の #NightFlightQ45 です！
何が違う？あれ？ライブ痛車？ pic.twitter.com/8BP8lWSLS2— ジャレル @ 日本12月 🍥 (@RellTWS) May 18, 2019
おれいも #NightFlightQ45 pic.twitter.com/UhUr25VSxL
— ジャレル @ 日本12月 🍥 (@RellTWS) May 21, 2019
Side shot of the car pic.twitter.com/FOnNqOvA0W
— ジャレル @ 日本12月 🍥 (@RellTWS) May 21, 2019
Imagine displaying what you want on your car windows, the possibilities with a projector are endless!
アニメだけじゃないよ！ pic.twitter.com/8LPXRB3Px3
— ジャレル @ 日本12月 🍥 (@RellTWS) May 21, 2019
RellTWS explained that his friend night_flight__ bought mini projectors online to make this project happen. He also shared images of how this unique feat was achieved. Transparent holographic projection film was applied to the inside of the windows to make it possible.
友達がミニプロジェクターをオンラインで買った、車の中に置いた。 pic.twitter.com/iA2TwxhYtk
— ジャレル @ 日本12月 🍥 (@RellTWS) May 18, 2019
Here are some images of night_flight__‘s pride and joy, courtesy of RellTWS.
I’m Jake Caprino, who is more commonly known by the online alias Swaps4. I’m a business owner based in Japan. I enjoy writing about anime, video games, and bits & pieces of Japanese culture.