强书, vibrant colors, anime style --ar 2:3 --raw --profile 989pqwr --…

Qiangshu, vibrant colors, anime style --ar 2:3 --raw --profile 989pqwr --stylize 1000 Then I created the storyboard using the character sheet as reference. You can find similar storyboard prompts in my previous posts. Finally, I used both the character sheet and storyboard as references in Seedance 2.0 Omni and generated the video with the following prompt: Use the storyboard sheet @[storyboard ref] as the exact sequential visual keyframe reference for the video. Treat every panel as an independent cinematic shot, not as a single image. Follow the storyboard shot by shot. Use @[character ref] as character reference. No text, no label, no watermark, no logo. No background score, no music. Shot 01: extreme close-up opening, only the spear tip is visible, two birds are perched on it in total stillness, tense silence, elegant composition. Shot 02: the spear suddenly shifts into motion and the two birds violently burst into flight, feathers and motion lines explode outward, the performance ignites. Shot 03: reveal of the female performer as the spear completes a powerful rotational flourish. Shot 04: medium shot, controlled spin with intense eye focus and sharp foot placement. Shot 05: low-angle sweep, spear cuts across the frame with dramatic perspective Shot 06: close-up, hands shift grip in a precise transition, tassel blurring violently. Shot 07: overhead shot, circular footwork drawing elegant geometry on the floor. Shot 08: side tracking shot, long horizontal sweep with full-body extension. Shot 09: push-in shot, brief stillness before explosive thrust, intense anticipation. Shot 10: forward thrust toward camera, huge perspective distortion and impact burst. Shot 11: acrobatic directional change, leap or pivot transition with the spear carving a rhythm arc. Shot 12: final overwhelming hero finish, spear held in a god-tier finishing stance as the entire arena visually erupts around the performer.

强书, vibrant colors, anime style --ar 2:3 --raw --profile 989pqwr --stylize 1000 Then I created the storyboard using the character sheet as reference. You can find similar storyboard prompts in my previous posts. Finally, I used both the character sheet and storyboard as references in Seedance 2.0 Omni and generated the video with the following prompt: Use the storyboard sheet @[storyboard ref] as the exact sequential visual keyframe reference for the video. Treat every panel as an independent cinematic shot, not as a single image. Follow the storyboard shot by shot. Use @[character ref] as character reference. No text, no label, no watermark, no logo. No background score, no music. Shot 01: extreme close-up opening, only the spear tip is visible, two birds are perched on it in total stillness, tense silence, elegant composition. Shot 02: the spear suddenly shifts into motion and the two birds violently burst into flight, feathers and motion lines explode outward, the performance ignites. Shot 03: reveal of the female performer as the spear completes a powerful rotational flourish. Shot 04: medium shot, controlled spin with intense eye focus and sharp foot placement. Shot 05: low-angle sweep, spear cuts across the frame with dramatic perspective Shot 06: close-up, hands shift grip in a precise transition, tassel blurring violently. Shot 07: overhead shot, circular footwork drawing elegant geometry on the floor. Shot 08: side tracking shot, long horizontal sweep with full-body extension. Shot 09: push-in shot, brief stillness before explosive thrust, intense anticipation. Shot 10: forward thrust toward camera, huge perspective distortion and impact burst. Shot 11: acrobatic directional change, leap or pivot transition with the spear carving a rhythm arc. Shot 12: final overwhelming hero finish, spear held in a god-tier finishing stance as the entire arena visually erupts around the performer.