Both films deal with the collision between two different worlds in which gravity is the reverse of the other world – where even the inhabitants seem to have some mysterious gravitic properties that causes them to walk upside down when they are in the other world. Patema Inverted has a surprising number of similarities to the live-action Upside Down (2012), which just came out the year previously. Yoshiura also made Patema Inverted: The Beginning of the Day (2013), a prologue to the film that was released online in four episodes of seven minutes apiece. Patema Inverted was the second full-length anime for director Yasuhiro Yoshiura who had previously made the fine Time of Eve (2010) about a cafe where androids and humans mingle. Doing so uncovers the fate of both Eiji and Patema’s fathers and the truth about how the topsy-turvy world was created years ago by gravity experiments.
He makes an alliance with her people to conduct a rescue. In desperation, Eiji heads underground to Patema’s world where he is now the one who walks upside down. They form a friendship but her presence is detected by Izamura and she is arrested by the security forces. By holding onto her upside down, Eiji is able to get her to safety in a nearby shed. He is startled when Patema emerges from the ground, clinging to a fence to avoid falling up into the air, terrified of the inverted world she is now in. Eiji is a teenage boy at state school in the surface world of Aiga, an authoritarian regime led by Izamura. Fleeing from it, she falls down into a pit. During one such excursion, she sees one of the bat humanoids she is warned about walking on the ceiling. She ventures out into the tunnels in secrecy, even though she is warned away by others. She is curious about the world beyond that, which her father vanished while trying to explore. Patema is a teenage girl living in a community of people in an underground city.
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