naruto rasengan gesture effects
A free interactive art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Naruto-style Rasengan gesture interaction effect built with MediaPipe Hands, Canvas, and web audio.
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A browser-based interactive effect inspired by Naruto, built with MediaPipe Hands. After enabling the camera, users can open their palm to charge and then push forward or point a finger-gun gesture at the camera to trigger a Rasengan-style visual and sound effect.
Naruto-style Rasengan gesture interaction effect built with MediaPipe Hands, Canvas, and web audio.
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