FORMAT: 15s / 12 shots / rapid staccato sabotage action
SUBJECTS: Koda from @[image1] , tiny fast child fixer with goggles, boots, and a red screwdriver-like tool; AIMI-X from @[image2] , giant square-headed scout protector robot with worn blue-gray and yellow armor, exposed wires, long limbs, and heavy visible screw-and-bolt joints.
SCENE: In a dusty industrial yard, Koda is discovered by AIMI-X and survives by dismantling it faster than the giant robot can react. Keep the route readable: crate cover, robot right ankle, forearm, shoulder, back of head, fallen head. Every disassembly beat is caused by Koda physically using the red screwdriver on visible screws or bolts: tool engages, Koda twists, screw or bolt loosens, then the connected robot part fails. Use rapid inserts for sabotage details, with staccato insert triplets where the screw action must read clearly. No part breaks by itself.
SHOT SEQUENCE:
SHOT 1: Extreme wide low crate frame, 28mm feel / Koda hides screen left while AIMI-X patrols center-right / SFX: low servo hum.
SHOT 2: Robot over-shoulder push / AIMI-X head turns toward Koda’s crate / SFX: sharp head motor tick.
SHOT 3: Worm’s-eye backward dolly / AIMI-X advances, one long arm lowering as Koda breaks from cover / SFX: heavy foot hits.
SHOT 4: Ground-height side track / Koda slides under the reaching hand toward AIMI-X’s right ankle, red screwdriver now visible in his hand / SFX: dust scrape.
SHOT 5: STACCATO INSERT TRIPLET, rapid macro locked shots / red screwdriver bites into the right ankle screw, Koda twists it loose, the screw drops and bounces on concrete / SFX: metal clicks.
SHOT 6: Low wide tilt-down / because the right ankle screw is loosened, AIMI-X’s weight fails on that side; the giant robot buckles down onto its right knee and right ankle side while Koda rolls clear to the robot’s left / SFX: concrete impact, dust puff.
SHOT 7: Medium wide push / AIMI-X sweeps one hand across the ground despite kneeling, and Koda springs onto the forearm toward the shoulder / SFX: servo strain.
SHOT 8: STACCATO INSERT TRIPLET, rapid tight shoulder cuts / Koda plants one boot on the upper arm, drives the red screwdriver into the shoulder bolt, twists until the bolt pops loose and the joint plate separates / SFX: ratchet snap.
SHOT 9: Low three-quarter jolt / only after the shoulder bolt releases, the robot arm breaks free and drops while Koda jumps away / SFX: metal slam.
SHOT 10: Overhead fast track / the remaining hand sweeps after Koda as he darts along the robot’s back toward the rear head service panel / SFX: pan whip.
SHOT 11: RAPID INSERTS, rear head detail sequence / Koda uses the red screwdriver on two rear head service-panel screws, both screws fly free, the panel opens, wires slacken / SFX: crackle, screw bounce.
SHOT 12: Wide pullback / after the final screws release, AIMI-X falls apart into head, torso, loose arm, knee plates, wires, and bouncing screws while Koda lands clear beside the fallen head, screwdriver still in hand / SFX: final collapse, dust settling.
MOOD: Stealth tension snaps into fast precision sabotage, then lands on a clean mechanical payoff.
COLOR LOGIC: Muted Amber and Blue
STYLE: Stylized cinematic painterly 3D-anime hybrid, warm dusty daylight, worn metal texture, soft cel-shadow shapes, clean silhouettes, crisp screw and joint detail, thin dust haze, physically motivated impacts, no identity redesign, no magical effects, no cluttered environment.
SUBJECTS: Koda from @[image1] , tiny fast child fixer with goggles, boots, and a red screwdriver-like tool; AIMI-X from @[image2] , giant square-headed scout protector robot with worn blue-gray and yellow armor, exposed wires, long limbs, and heavy visible screw-and-bolt joints.
SCENE: In a dusty industrial yard, Koda is discovered by AIMI-X and survives by dismantling it faster than the giant robot can react. Keep the route readable: crate cover, robot right ankle, forearm, shoulder, back of head, fallen head. Every disassembly beat is caused by Koda physically using the red screwdriver on visible screws or bolts: tool engages, Koda twists, screw or bolt loosens, then the connected robot part fails. Use rapid inserts for sabotage details, with staccato insert triplets where the screw action must read clearly. No part breaks by itself.
SHOT SEQUENCE:
SHOT 1: Extreme wide low crate frame, 28mm feel / Koda hides screen left while AIMI-X patrols center-right / SFX: low servo hum.
SHOT 2: Robot over-shoulder push / AIMI-X head turns toward Koda’s crate / SFX: sharp head motor tick.
SHOT 3: Worm’s-eye backward dolly / AIMI-X advances, one long arm lowering as Koda breaks from cover / SFX: heavy foot hits.
SHOT 4: Ground-height side track / Koda slides under the reaching hand toward AIMI-X’s right ankle, red screwdriver now visible in his hand / SFX: dust scrape.
SHOT 5: STACCATO INSERT TRIPLET, rapid macro locked shots / red screwdriver bites into the right ankle screw, Koda twists it loose, the screw drops and bounces on concrete / SFX: metal clicks.
SHOT 6: Low wide tilt-down / because the right ankle screw is loosened, AIMI-X’s weight fails on that side; the giant robot buckles down onto its right knee and right ankle side while Koda rolls clear to the robot’s left / SFX: concrete impact, dust puff.
SHOT 7: Medium wide push / AIMI-X sweeps one hand across the ground despite kneeling, and Koda springs onto the forearm toward the shoulder / SFX: servo strain.
SHOT 8: STACCATO INSERT TRIPLET, rapid tight shoulder cuts / Koda plants one boot on the upper arm, drives the red screwdriver into the shoulder bolt, twists until the bolt pops loose and the joint plate separates / SFX: ratchet snap.
SHOT 9: Low three-quarter jolt / only after the shoulder bolt releases, the robot arm breaks free and drops while Koda jumps away / SFX: metal slam.
SHOT 10: Overhead fast track / the remaining hand sweeps after Koda as he darts along the robot’s back toward the rear head service panel / SFX: pan whip.
SHOT 11: RAPID INSERTS, rear head detail sequence / Koda uses the red screwdriver on two rear head service-panel screws, both screws fly free, the panel opens, wires slacken / SFX: crackle, screw bounce.
SHOT 12: Wide pullback / after the final screws release, AIMI-X falls apart into head, torso, loose arm, knee plates, wires, and bouncing screws while Koda lands clear beside the fallen head, screwdriver still in hand / SFX: final collapse, dust settling.
MOOD: Stealth tension snaps into fast precision sabotage, then lands on a clean mechanical payoff.
COLOR LOGIC: Muted Amber and Blue
STYLE: Stylized cinematic painterly 3D-anime hybrid, warm dusty daylight, worn metal texture, soft cel-shadow shapes, clean silhouettes, crisp screw and joint detail, thin dust haze, physically motivated impacts, no identity redesign, no magical effects, no cluttered environment.
Ultra-stylized anime sports cinematic video featuring an intense high-energy badminton duel between two elite female rivals inside a futuristic professional indoor arena during dramatic sunset golden hour. IRKA — a cold, dominant prodigy with pale skin, silver-black wolf-cut hair, transparent mint visor, white cropped performance outfit, and explosive mint neon motion trails — faces AKIRA — a stylish counterattack specialist with deep brown skin, braided ponytail with purple highlights, layered dark-purple tactical sportswear, and fluid violet kinetic energy trails. Dynamic cinematic shots capture violent jump smashes, deceptive spinning drops, lightning-fast interceptions, aggressive mid-court pressure, acrobatic recoveries, and explosive rally exchanges. Visible racket-to-shuttle impact frames, sneaker dust bursts, glowing reflections on the polished badminton court, floating dust particles, dramatic skylight beams, blurred crowd silhouettes, and painterly motion blur. Visual style inspired by Arcane x Blue Lock with painterly digital illustration, hard-edge brush strokes, stylized impact frames, aggressive rim lighting, strong shadow contrast, cinematic camera angles, speed-line distortions, abstract color streaks, and premium Japanese sports anime energy. Color palette dominated by mint neon, deep purple, black, white, sunset orange, and soft magenta highlights. Final cinematic freeze-frame composition shows both rivals facing each other across the glowing court surrounded by suspended shuttle trails and motion remnants.
use this for storyboard as well as visual for happy horse
Create a 15-second ultra-cinematic IMAX-quality video of a sudden zombie outbreak in modern Tokyo at dusk. Epic blockbuster style — massive scale, dramatic tension, Hollywood-level production like World War Z meets Train to Busan. Intense but not gratuitous gore. Professional real estate agent vibe replaced with urgent news-reporter/documentary urgency mixed with cinematic awe.
Use these 15 reference images in exact sequence as storyboard for perfect shot-by-shot control:
Image 1: Wide aerial shot of glowing Tokyo skyline at blue hour, Shibuya crossing packed with people
Image 2: Busy Shibuya street level, crowds walking normally under neon lights
Image 3: Sudden chaos — first infected person collapsing and turning in the middle of the crowd
Image 4-5: Panic spreads — people running as more zombies emerge from side streets
Image 6: High-angle tracking shot of hordes chasing through Shibuya scramble crossing
Image 7: Close dramatic shot of a salaryman turning into a zombie under flickering neon signs
Image 8: Group of survivors barricading inside a convenience store
Image 9: Intense interior shot — zombies banging on glass doors and windows
Image 10: Wide shot of Tokyo streets descending into full outbreak chaos with overturned cars and fires
Image 11: Heroic wide cinematic shot of a small group running toward Tokyo Tower in the distance
Image 12: Dramatic low-angle shot looking up at infected climbing buildings and billboards
Image 13: Epic pull-back aerial revealing the scale — massive zombie hordes flooding major avenues
Image 14: Final tense wide shot of survivors on a rooftop overlooking the infected city
Image 15: Dark cinematic closing shot with Tokyo Tower silhouetted against smoke and red emergency lights
Style: True IMAX cinematic — 8K resolution feel, anamorphic lens flares, subtle film grain, dynamic camera movement with sweeping drones, intense tracking shots, and dramatic slow-motion on key impacts. Moody teal-orange color grade, volumetric lighting, god rays through smoke. Highly realistic, photorealistic details, perfect consistency across all frames.
Camera: Dynamic Hollywood director style — smooth gliding drones, intense handheld urgency in close shots, epic wide establishing shots. Medium-high motion strength for chaotic energy without losing control.
Add subtle text overlays in clean cinematic font:
- "Tokyo, 22:47"
- "Outbreak Day 1"
- "They Were Never Ready"
Background audio direction: Tense orchestral swell with distant sirens, heart-pounding drums, and subtle human screams. Duration: Exactly 15 seconds. Vertical 9:16 for social media or 16:9 cinematic.
Cinematic, ultra-detailed 3D animation sequence.
A man in a red t-shirt, black shorts, and a baseball cap is sprinting barefoot down a snow-dusted, ruined city street, fleeing from a swarm of glowing red-eyed mechanical spider-drones and flying metallic orbs. The camera captures a low-angle tracking shot of his legs.
Mid-stride, advanced white, teal, and black futuristic armor pieces mechanically materialize onto his legs, glowing with bright purple accents, transforming him into a cyborg soldier. He leaps over a collapsed concrete beam in a dynamic, slow-motion parkour jump. As he lands, the high-tech sci-fi exosuit quickly forms over his torso, arms, and shoulders.
The camera cuts to a close-up of his face as a sleek, angular helmet with a golden-tinted visor closes over his head, locking into place. The fully armored mech warrior spins around, delivering a powerful punch to a lunging mechanical monster. Behind him, massive fiery explosions rip through the debris-littered post-apocalyptic cityscape. Studio-quality lighting, motion blur, hyper-realistic textures, and an intense, gritty action-movie atmosphere.
Cinematic video, 8k resolution, ultra-detailed cyberpunk action sequence.
[SCENE 1 - THE TRANSFORMATION]: Close-up shot on a man's hands in a rain-slicked, futuristic neon city street at night. A sleek cybernetic exosuit dynamically wraps around his hands and forearms with mechanical precision, glowing with bright cyan neon light strips and intricate metallic plates locking into place. The camera pans out into a tracking shot showing the mechanical armor forming over his arms, shoulders, back, and torso, seamlessly blending with his black clothing. Part of his face is enhanced with a glowing cybernetic eye piece and neck circuitry.
[SCENE 2 - THE ENEMY]: A metallic cybernetic sphere rolls fast down the wet asphalt street, sparking slightly, before stopping and dynamically transforming into a menacing, four-legged spider-like mech drone. A glowing red eye ignites at the center of the drone.
[SCENE 3 - THE COMBAT]: The armored hero uses jet boosters on his boots to fly forward low to the ground, slamming a powerful neon-charged punch directly into the red-eyed drone. The impact sends the mech flying backward through the air, crashing violently through a concrete wall in an explosion of dust, debris, and sparks. The hero lands in a powerful stance, the cyan lights on his suit pulsing against the dark, gritty, industrial sci-fi background.
Studio quality, hyper-realistic textures, complex soft-body and hard-surface physics, motion blur, dramatic cinematic lighting, volumetric smoke and rain effects, photorealistic rendering.
Use the provided 8-panel storyboard sheet as the direct sequential visual keyframe reference for the entire 15-second video. Follow the exact 8-beat progression and pacing structure from the storyboard. Preserve the original choreography flow, visual rhythm, readable action direction, comedic escalation, and exaggerated motion continuity while expanding the movement with smooth connected animation between storyboard poses.
Same elderly retired superhero throughout all shots, same two robbers throughout all shots, same cozy neighborhood grocery market environment consistency every shot. STYLE: Disney-inspired 3D animated feature film style, warm colorful family-adventure look, charming expressive faces, soft cinematic lighting, polished animation, bold silhouettes, dynamic motion clarity, smooth squash-and-stretch animation, high contrast lighting, stylized motion smears, comic-book energy, cinematic pacing, high readability action staging.
IMPORTANT: The blue arrows, red framing boxes, handwritten notes, panel borders, numbers, and storyboard markings are only production-board guides. Do not render any arrows, text, numbers, labels, borders, guide boxes, or storyboard annotations in the final video. Only animate the actual characters, environment, props, and action shown in the panels.
CHARACTER DESIGN RULES: The elderly hero has white hair, round glasses, kind expressive eyes, thick eyebrows, cardigan, shirt, trousers, comfortable shoes, and a wooden-looking cane that secretly transforms into a glowing high-tech weapon. Keep the same face, body proportions, clothes, cane design, and gentle old-man posture in every shot. The robbers remain the same two clumsy masked criminals throughout the sequence, expressive and comedic, not realistic or frightening.
CONSISTENCY RULES: Keep the market layout, fruit stands, aisles, checkout counter, lighting direction, background shoppers, and warm color palette consistent across every shot. Maintain exact storyboard continuity and shot order. No random new characters, no costume changes, no location changes, no visible storyboard graphics.
PHYSICS RULES: cloth inertia on the hero's cardigan and robber clothing, hair reacting to motion, cane transformation with controlled blue glow, tiny sparks on impact, props bouncing with squash-and-stretch timing, believable object weight, smooth connected transitions, no stop motion, no slow motion, no freeze frame.
[00:00 – 00:01.8] SHOT 1 — Peaceful Arrival
The elderly retired hero slowly walks toward the Greenway Market entrance with a shopping bag in one hand and his cane in the other. The city background is calm and sunny, giving a warm everyday feeling before the chaos begins.
Camera: IMAX-style wide shot with gentle aerial pull-back.
Dialogue: none.
[00:01.8 – 00:03.4] SHOT 2 — Ordinary Shopper
Inside the grocery store, the old man peacefully examines a red apple at the fruit stand. Shoppers move around him casually, unaware of who he used to be. His cane taps softly on the floor.
Camera: medium shot with handheld natural lag.
Dialogue: Elderly Hero: "Hmm… still got an eye for the good ones."
[00:03.4 – 00:05.2] SHOT 3 — Robbery Begins
Two clumsy robbers burst into the market near the checkout counter. Customers panic, duck behind aisles, and the cashier freezes. The robbers act loud and overconfident, creating comedic chaos.
Camera: low-angle cinematic framing with aggressive handheld energy.
Dialogue: Robber 1: "Everybody stay exactly where you are!"
[00:05.2 – 00:06.8] SHOT 4 — The Calm Turn
The elderly hero slowly turns his head toward the chaos, completely calm. His glasses catch the store light. Everyone around him looks worried, but he gives a tiny knowing smile.
Camera: long-lens close-up with slow dolly-in.
Dialogue: Elderly Hero: "Well… that's inconvenient."
[00:06.8 – 00:08.2] SHOT 5 — Cane Awakens
Close-up on his hand gripping the cane handle. He presses a hidden trigger. The wooden cane opens with smooth mechanical parts, revealing a glowing blue high-tech core. Tiny sparks flicker, but no storyboard arrows or labels appear.
Camera: macro insert shot, static focus on detail.
Dialogue: none.
[00:08.2 – 00:10.3] SHOT 6 — One Perfect Move
The old hero steps forward slowly but with perfect control. With one elegant cane sweep, he trips the first robber and knocks the robber's weapon away. The movement is clean, funny, and heroic, with stylized motion smears and small impact sparks.
Camera: aggressive tracking shot following the cane movement.
Dialogue: Robber 1: "Wait—how is he that fast?!"
[00:10.3 – 00:12.6] SHOT 7 — Tactical Finish
The second robber tries to run through the aisle. From an overhead view, the hero calmly extends the glowing cane, redirecting a rolling basket to block the robber's path. The robber tumbles safely into soft grocery bags, comedic but harmless.
Camera: overhead top-down tactical composition with smooth tracking.
Dialogue: Elderly Hero: "Careful. Fresh produce is slippery."
[00:12.6 – 00:15.0] FINAL SHOT — Legend Continues Shopping
The market is safe. Customers stare in shock and admiration. The old hero's cane folds back into a normal wooden cane. He smiles gently, picks up his shopping bag, and casually continues toward the checkout like nothing happened.
Camera: warm wide shot with gentle pull-back.
Dialogue: Child Shopper: "Are you a superhero?"
Dialogue: Elderly Hero: "Retired… mostly."
Natural fade to black.
GLOBAL: maintain exact storyboard continuity, same character proportions every shot, same lighting direction every shot, cloth inertia, hair reacting to acceleration and movement, strong readable silhouettes, smooth connected transitions, high readability action posing, fast pacing locked exactly to storyboard progression, no visible arrows, no visible guide boxes, no handwritten notes, no panel numbers, no captions, no subtitles, no logos, no text on screen, no stop motion, no slow motion, no freeze frame.
Seedance 2.0
