Prompt
858 wordsHigh-quality anime footage. Heroic high-fantasy maritime subjugation action. Drawn exclusively in high-density 3D toon/cel-look. Maintain thin, delicate cool-toned outlines, transparent multi-layered cel shadows, strong summer sunlight, sea surface reflections, backlit splashes, and high-quality compositing. Reflect character inherent colors in key lights, reflected lights, shadow colors, and weapon effects. Separate characters from the background by keeping the backdrop to deep-blue sea, white rocks, and grayish-white stone structures. Clearly distinguish hair, eyes, wet monster skin, cloth, metal, stone, and wood by their reflectivity and roughness. Thick outlines, single-layered flat shadows, generic faces, smooth plastic CG, low-density backgrounds, semi-realism, live-action, dullness, and mixed art styles are prohibited. The stage is an uninhabited ancient sea fortress built on white reefs and a deep-blue sea, enveloped in clear weather and transparent sea air. Place stone breakwaters, closed piers, bronze winches, signal towers, canvas, and chains. Fix the location, architectural structure, and combat path, and do not change them to beach houses, cafes, modern cities, or indoors. No people, passersby, sailors, or third parties exist. Target objects for destruction are only uninhabited stone walls, wooden piers, signal towers, and equipment. Horror, injury, bloodshed, cruel depictions, gags, cute monster portrayals, silly expressions, and victory poses are prohibited. Carry through as a serious and exhilarating theatrical-grade action. Image 1 indicates Person 1. Image 2 indicates Person 2. Refer to the characters in the source reference images and maintain them as the same individuals. Reference images are to be used only for the character's face, eye shape, iris color, hairstyle, hair color, outfit, decorations, physique, silhouette, atmosphere, and character color. Do not reproduce the background, room, furniture, pose, angle of view, or framing of the reference image itself. Only expressions, gaze, mouth, pose, breathing, and natural swaying of hair and outfits may change. Mixing features, averaging faces, swapping outfits, changing into different people, cloning, adding extra people, or extra limbs are prohibited. Person 1 is fixed exactly as the character in Image 1. Person 2 is fixed exactly as the character in Image 2. Do not mix the characteristics, faces, hair, outfits, decorations, or color schemes of the two. From the start, Person 1 possesses a single two-handed heavy weapon that naturally belongs to that character. From the start, Person 2 possesses a single one-handed weapon that naturally belongs to that character. The enemy is a single giant marine monster Kraken. A menacing deep-sea creature with a long streamlined mantle, low forehead armored ridges, sharp amber eyes, deep blue-green rough wet skin, and pale suckers. It has exactly eight tentacles that are continuous from base to tip without branching. Fusion, proliferation, branching, cutting of tentacles, or transformation into other types of monsters is prohibited. Do not include waiting, static introductions, or side-by-side compositions from the start. A low camera just above the sea surface passes through breaking waves at high speed, and simultaneously, the Kraken appears at the fortress's outer edge. A signal tower is completely unharmed before contact. One tentacle swings in coordination with the body, and its side clearly contacts a single point in the center of the signal tower. Only after contact do stone and wood break from that point, and the tower collapses toward the sea. Using the falling debris as a foreground occlusion, transition to a three-quarter low-angle rear pursuit where the two are already sprinting. Person 2 takes the lead, parrying a single tentacle approaching from the right once diagonally upward with a one-handed weapon. Fan-shaped water film scatters from the contact point, and counterforce returns to the weapon, arm, shoulder, and supporting leg. Pass that counterforce and momentum to the next move, kick off the closed pier's railing, and run onto another rising tentacle in one step. Person 1 holds a two-handed heavy weapon low, follows behind using a broken stone wall as a one-step foothold. The two simultaneously run up from the tentacle's curved surface onto the Kraken's mantle. Person 2 clears a path through a blocking tentacle with one clear diagonal swing, opening a straight route for Person 1 to reach the top. Do not cut the monster's main body. Show the final takeoff to weapon contact in one continuous shot. Person 1 accelerates three steps up the slope of the Kraken's mantle and jumps off strongly on the final step before the top. From the moment of jumping, while holding the entire weapon with both hands, perform exactly one rotation in a forward vertical direction. Integrate the weapon, both hands, shoulders, chest, waist, and legs into the same kinetic chain. Do not spin only the tip of the weapon. Stopping during rotation, floating, mid-air poses, double-jumps in the air, or two rotations are prohibited. Immediately after completing exactly one rotation, while in a complete mid-air state without both feet ever touching the Kraken or the ground, and without breaking the rotational motion, slam Person 1's weapon into the armored ridge at the center of the Kraken's top. Sequences of landing and re-posing before attacking, or scenes of standing still holding the weapon up, are prohibited. The top armor is completely unharmed until just before the weapon touches. The Kraken is then pushed back below the sea surface.
About this prompt
Anime Kraken Battle Scene is a Anime Seedance 2.0 prompt with 858 words, structured around shot timing, camera direction, motion cues, and remixable scene details.
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