@karthik.theartist: Third Eye animation 👁️🌊 psychedelic anime where every person on a city street becomes a ribbon of colored light and every decision is a fork in their stream — Karthik Time Traveler 🎨✨ He opens his eyes and the world turns to currents 🌈 a mother and child braided 👩‍👧 an argument throwing sparks ⚡ a man on a bench as a still pool 🪑 and a black undertow pulling every ribbon toward a screen-shaped drain 📱🕳️ he walks straight across the flow 🚶 the ribbons brighten where he passes ✨ an animated piece from an original series made for streaming on Netflix 🔴 Disney+ ✨ Peacock 🦚 Paramount+ ⛰️ Skydance 🎬 Hulu 💚 Amazon Prime 📦 Apple TV+ 🍎 Max 🟣 Tubi 📺 ReelShort 📱 and DramaBox 🎭 for fans of trippy animation 🌀 Midnight Gospel 🍄 and Doctor Strange 🔮🔥

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