Modern No.2

It's an epic story about cubes, experiencing working-class adventures, in a world that suffers,
under a corrupt regime that forces cubes to move in a weird manner. The social commentary on
cube-racism is outstanding, and it's a shame, that no one got inspired by this
thoughtful and well-written masterpiece. Attack on Titan could be a good show, you know,
if it had more cubes in it.
Modern Nr.2 is: PROVCATIVE, STUNNING and DARING, in all ways possible.

The different colours of the cubes, are a commentary on racism, that surely
is one of the most daring aspects of MN2. To believe there is racism in the world,
surely is an unknown and ... often ignored element of social life as it is today.
There are many different cubes, like the normal ones, the long ones,
the green ones, the red ones, the beige ones, and the weird ones.
There are also fat ones, that are fat-shamed throughout the whole thing,
which is really disturbing and people who witnessed fat-shaming in their
lives could be triggered by it, cause it's all weird and stuff.

So go, and experiencing the political, social and satirical horror this monsterous
work is.

This is purely an artistic animation. If you are searching for anything more than something cool to look at for a few minutes, this is not it. No story, character, or anything. Unless you create your own, if you're feeling creative. (Like the other reviewer here.)
But, if you are a fan of the "animation" part of "anime," then you're in for a very cool, and interesting looking 4 minute ride.
Honestly, even if you're not here just for the animation (which is all this short has to offer) then you can still spend 4 minutes on it. I'm sure you've spent more than 4 ... minutes watching worse.
It does what it sets out to do well, but that isn't much.