Prompt
225 wordsA massive cosmic arena forms in a blinding void, Tournament-of-Power scale. Crowds from countless universes roar. At the center stands the narrator: Gintoki Sakata, relaxed, wooden sword on his shoulder, bored eyes, sharp tongue. He announces the rules casually, almost mocking fate: "This tournament decides the strongest. Winner gets a harem." Beat. The crowd explodes. Gintoki sighs. "Yeah, yeah. Don't look at me like that. I didn't write the rules." The camera glides to elevated platforms revealing the women of legend, all clearly unimpressed in different ways: Bulma adjusts her device, already annoyed. Android 18 crosses her arms, deadpan. Hinata watches quietly, composed. Sakura cracks her knuckles. Nami smiles like she's already planning something. Boa Hancock looks away, offended by existence itself. Mikasa doesn't react. At all. Erza stands like a judge. Nico Robin smiles politely—dangerously. Rukia tilts her head, curious. Gintoki points. "First match. Try not to destroy the universe before lunch." Two tunnels ignite. From the left: Saitama walks out slowly, hands in pockets, face empty. He looks around. "Huh. This again." From the right: Goku steps forward, serious, focused, sensing something deeply wrong. "You're strong… but you look like you don't care." Close-ups alternate. Dust rises. Energy crackles. Gintoki stands between them. "Alright. Bald guy who's bored versus spiky guy who lives for this." Lights drop. Power surges. Comedy and catastrophe collide.
About this prompt
Anime Tournament of Power is a Anime Seedance 2.0 prompt with 225 words, structured around shot timing, camera direction, motion cues, and remixable scene details.
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