Anime Anger Meter Gag

[Video Style]
15 seconds. Japanese full-color anime. High-density 2D animation on a 500-million-yen budget scale. Meticulous background art, smooth in-betweens, and movie-quality post-processing. Develop attractively by varying composition, camera angles, screen size, and character distance to avoid repetitive visuals. No subtitles, no watermark, no BGM. Environment sounds included.

[Visual Composition] An 'Anger' meter appears above the main character's head, and the needle rises due to the person in front of them. The needle goes past the limit, making a full circle, and the meter explodes with sparks. The character remains surprisingly quiet, creating a comedic gap. All text on the meter is correctly written in Japanese.

[Highlight (Must be included in Shots 5–7)] The exploded needle sticks into the chalkboard, pointing exactly to the total stroke count of the kanji '怒' (anger), transitioning into a lesson.

Shot 1 (Meter Hook): After-school classroom. An 'Anger' meter floats above the protagonist's head, and the needle starts to rise slowly. Their eyebrow twitches.
Shot 2 (Cause): Every time the person in front speaks or acts, the needle jumps up. The protagonist's smile begins to twitch.
Shot 3 (Warning): The meter flashes a red light and emits a small warning beep. People nearby start to notice. The protagonist desperately tries to maintain a smile.
Shot 4 (Patience): The protagonist remains smiling. However, the needle is trembling just one step away from the limit. Sweat on the temple; only the eyes are not smiling.
Shot 5 (Breakthrough): The needle exceeds the limit and makes a full circle. Cracks appear in the meter's glass. The protagonist's smile completely freezes.
Shot 6 (Explosion): The meter explodes with sparks. Components flutter like confetti. The protagonist has a blank, dazed expression.
Shot 7 (Restart): A brand new meter pops back up over their head. The protagonist says blankly, 'I was told it was unmeasurable.'