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The production committed to large-scale set-extension and location dressing to register Tokyo's neon underworld as staged spectacle. Broad build strategies prioritized modular facades and practical street dressing to enable dynamic stunt choreography. Set decoration favored period-accurate neon signage and saturated palettes, heightening spatial depth for widescreen framing. Camera choices favored fluid-camera movement, keeping interiors kinetic and preserving stunt spatial relationships for clarity. Wardrobe continuity emphasized recognizable silhouettes and stunt-safe tailoring to preserve movement during complex exchanges. Material selection prioritized breathable synthetics and reinforced seams to reduce wardrobe-malfunction risk during aerial choreography. Props were calibrated for diegetic sound impact, with foley-forward choices reinforcing each physical blow and pratfall. Comedy timing relied on hand-off props and compact sight-gags embedded in dressing and set fabrication. Practical effect priorities reduced digital composites, favoring visible stunts and in-camera impact over matte painting substitutes. Editing rhythm is brisk, chopping spatial movement into punchy beats that heighten momentum without erasing breath. Color-timing leaned saturated, pushing reds and blues to emphasize night-time neon contrasts and comedic silhouettes. Sound design balances diegetic engines and crowd ambience with selective score cues to sustain comedic momentum. Foley placement is deliberately foregrounded to make each impact register within the ensemble's comic timing. The production sits within Hong Kong's stunt-centered popular tradition, emphasizing collective choreography and practical spectacle.