Filmmakers often struggle to balance comedy and deep emotion, but the team behind K-Pop Demon Hunters found a tactical solution in 'chibi' stylization. By carving out specific visual zones for humor, they preserved the 'emotional real estate' needed for the story's most grounded, high-stakes moments.
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