Fe3O4: Symbolism and Motion Poster Quiz

Motion Poster Analysis

• The FE3O4: Stick Out motion poster features a black orb that forms three significant shapes:
  • Heart: Represents the concept of the expérgo heart.
  • Bubble: Symbolizes bubbles seen in the Midsummer NMixx's Dreams motion poster.
  • Black Orb in a Box: Indicates the black orb's containment in a box as seen in FE3O4: Break.

Chemical Significance

• FE3O4 stands for Iron (II, III) oxide, also known as magnetite or magnetic oxide.
• The box in the FE3O4: Break motion poster exhibits magnetic properties, pulling metal objects due to its composition.

Themes of Escape

• The name FE3O4: Break implies that the black orb seeks to escape from its confinement.
• The orb is non-metallic, suggesting that it can break free from the magnetic influences of the box.

Visual Representation and Symbolism

• In FE3O4: Stick Out, the street is depicted with metal objects forming a shiny hexagram, which might reference a prism.
• The black orb is shown escaping through cracks in a manhole, hinting at a potential connection to the underworld.

Contrast Between Motion Posters

• In O.O, the setting appears as a typical street, yet in the Dash MV, the streets are darker, suggesting a transformation.
• A notable scene at 1:21 in the Dash MV shows the characters trapped in a tall concrete building, possibly indicating they are in the underworld.

Narrative Evolution

• This analysis links the Field as the residence of NMixx to the concept of a destroyed mixx, connecting to the transformation into a sweet oasis in Pick N Mixx.

Overall Themes in Visuals

• Recurring themes of escape, containment, and transformation run through the motion posters, creating a narrative of breaking free from limitations and evolving through darkness to light.