Bosu SyncUp Recap — My Take The team just wrapped up the latest Final Bosu SyncUp, and this one hit different. It wasn’t just an update — it felt like a realignment of focus and energy. Mindset There was a strong emphasis on shifting perspective. The team knows there’s been frustration about waiting — but they’re consciously flipping that energy into momentum. Positivity, patience, and transparency are the new north stars. Website Refresh A clearer vision is coming to life. The new site will speak directly to creators — both Web3 and Web2 — and spotlight the people actually contributing to the Bosu world. It’s not just their anime — it’s being built with us. Social Media Strategy Big change here. Instead of waiting for polished art or full animations, they’ll start sharing the process: Early development glimpses, Character and world-building threads Creator highlights Art direction and workflow updates The idea is to make the journey visible, not just the finished product. Builder’s Program The licensing system and internal process are being refined. The Form is being implemented soon, which seems like a structural framework for builders to engage with the IP. Mustayaki’s Art Update Huge progress on multiple fronts: Metora concepts finalized, 3D model done Three animations in motion: Maniacs — experimental, short, made for social media Born Fractured — dives into trauma and Respawn Express Laundry Day — a chill slice of life in Keshuma City featuring the Final Boss and friends Music Direction Sid is back at it — they’re really treating music as a storytelling pillar now. Expect emotional cues inspired by Naruto’s “Sadness and Sorrow”, and deeper fragments tied to Endo’s journey. Overall vibe? The project feels more alive than it has in months. Less perfectionism, more creation in motion. You can tell they’re gearing up for a real social and storytelling push — and it’s starting to click.