There she is!!

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She's found him...

There she is!! (known to some as Ddautta) is a popular flash saga made by a team of three Korean flash artists who go by name of SamBakZa, and which is based on a Korean manga they made called One Day.

The first flash, There she is!! is about, Doki, a cute rabbit girl, who falls in love with Nabi, a cat boy; however, due to a social taboo on fraternizing between species, and due to an apparent lack of interest, Nabi runs away from Doki, who insistently pursues him. Nabi tries to teach Doki that cats and rabbits should not be in love with each other, but he fails to get through to her. Ultimately, the cat boy resigns himself to being her boyfriend. The flash movie features the song There she is! by The Witches.

The follow up There she is!! step 2. - Cake Dance is about Doki's birthday. Here, Nabi (who has apparently taken quite well to his new relationship) experiences some great difficulties in getting a cake home for his girlfriend's birthday, with the subtheme of how their families (both of which are at her party) react to their 'forbidden' inter-species relationship. This movie features the Kpop tune Happy Birthday To Me by Bulldog Mansion, and was awarded the 2005 Ursa Major Award for Best Anthropomorphic Dramatic Short Work or Series.

The third in the series, Step 3 - Doki and Nabi was released in June 2008. Episode three (and the following epsiodes) are produced with support from sponsorship. This episode shows their relationship progressing, despite Nabi's fear of repercussions from an unaccepting society, due to Doki's optimism and relentless effort. However, unlike the first two episodes, it ends with a cliffhanger to lead into episode four. This movie features the song Sam-cha seong-jing by artist T.A.Copy.

Despite its cute and light-hearted exterior, Amalloc (the producer) makes some serious underlying commentry on the attitudes of society to interracial and inter-societal relationships in the real world.

A fourth and fifth video in the series are currently in production.

Amalloc has indicated that, once the complete series of five is finished, he hopes to produce for sale inline a DVD of all the works. There already exists a fan-produced DVD of the first two episodes (complete with subtitles) but this has not been publicly released due to copyright concerns.