Prompt
192 wordsClassic 1990s hand-drawn animation, colorful forest, expressive animal faces, exaggerated physical comedy, smooth cinematic motion, family-friendly humor. Scene 1 — 0–3s: A mischievous raccoon spots a picnic basket hanging from a tree. He stands on a sleepy turtle’s curved shell, stretching upward and saying, “Stay still!” Scene 2 — 3–6s: A tiny butterfly lands on the turtle’s nose. The turtle’s eyes cross, his cheeks puff up, and he desperately tries not to sneeze. The raccoon wobbles above him. Scene 3 — 6–10s: The turtle releases a huge sneeze and pulls into his shell. The shell suddenly rolls forward like a wheel, carrying the terrified raccoon around the pond as he shouts, “Wrong way!” Scene 4 — 10–13s: The shell hits a tree root, launching the raccoon through the air and directly into the hanging picnic basket. Food and fruit explode everywhere. Scene 5 — 13–15s: The raccoon lands face-first in a cream pie. The turtle calmly catches a falling sandwich, takes a bite, and asks, “Did we get it?” The raccoon silently gives him a cream-covered thumbs-up. Fast pacing, clear visual storytelling, natural character motion, playful sound effects, no subtitles, no watermark.
About this prompt
90s Hand-Drawn Forest Animation is a Animation Seedance 2.0 prompt with 192 words, structured around shot timing, camera direction, motion cues, and remixable scene details.
Use the preview clip when available to understand pacing, then treat the prompt text as a production brief you can adapt for your own subject, brand, or story.
Video prompt structure
Use it for Animation videos
Best for Seedance 2.0 generations that need Animation, Multi-Shot, Dialogue. Replace the subject, setting, product, dialogue, music, and timing before sending it to the generator.
Customize before generating
- Swap the subject. Keep the camera and timing structure, but change the character, product, or environment.
- Tighten the timeline. Shorten or expand shot blocks so they match the duration you want to render.
- Add reference media. Use first frames, last frames, images, video, or audio when the prompt depends on a specific look or rhythm.
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How to use it
- Step 1
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- Step 2
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- Step 3
Adapt and render
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Make it a Seedance video
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