Capybara Sticker Cooking Comedy Seedance 2.0 Prompt

Live Action + 2D Animated Sticker Hybrid Funny Short Video.
[Style] Live-action + flat 2D sticker composite funny short video. First-person cooking POV, with realistic kitchen texture in sharp contrast against a flat cartoon sticker style. The overall look is a live-action + flat 2D cartoon sticker hybrid: the footage is a real kitchen shot, while the character is a Q-version cartoon that keeps a pure flat 2D sticker texture throughout. 8K ultra-clear, vertical screen, slight handheld shake, snappy pacing with direct punchlines.
[Duration] 10 seconds
[Aspect Ratio] 9:16 vertical
I. Scene Setup
[Scene] First-person view of a real home kitchen. A black iron wok sits on the stove, beef and greens sizzling inside, oil popping and steam rising. Background: white tile wall, wall sockets, soy sauce and oil bottles lined up against the wall, stainless steel sink on the right, natural light coming through a side window. Requirement: the environment must feel real and lived-in, the kitchen texture must stay believable and must never turn into a cartoon kitchen. The camera is a first-person POV with a slight handheld shake, but never chaotic.
II. Character Setup
[Character] Q-version anime sticker character: Capybara Lulu. A rounded, cute humanoid cartoon capybara standing in the lower-middle of the frame, about half the height of the wok, with a flat 2D sticker texture, distinct cartoon outlines and a strong paper-like feel. It must never become a three-dimensional realistic animal and must never be relit by the real environment into realistic 3D shading. Appearance lock: pale yellow body, orange shorts, a small yellow apron tied around its neck, a tiny orange on top of its head, short bean-round paws, an oversized head-to-body ratio — overall like a soft, cute paper sticker character. Personality: usually zen and lazy, but extremely good at causing trouble, with a mischievous expression and a strong prankster vibe.
[Live-action element] The real hand is fully realistic and enters from the right side of the frame. It needs real skin detail with visible pores, forming a sharp contrast with the 2D character.
III. Shot Design
[Shot 1 | 00:00–00:03] Salt Avalanche Opening
[Camera] First-person top-down POV
[Action] The real hand is stir-frying beef and greens with a spatula. Capybara Lulu sits on a small wooden stool beside the stove, bean eyes narrowed, blush deepening, the corner of its mouth curling into a mischievous grin. It lifts a glass spice jar bigger than its own head with both short paws and, while the real hand is busy stir-frying, dumps the entire jar of white salt into the wok. The salt should pour down like a real waterfall, landing clearly in the wok and piling up on the vegetables into an exaggerated but visible little white salt mountain.
[Expression] Bean eyes narrowed, mischievous grin, prank successful.
[Sound] Sizzling food, the dense rustling of salt pouring into the wok.
[Only main action in this shot] Capybara Lulu dumps a whole jar of salt into the wok.
[Shot 2 | 00:03–00:05] Spatula Bonk
[Camera] Stay on first-person close POV
[Action] The real hand quickly snatches the glass salt jar out of its arms. The other hand raises the spatula and taps the top of Capybara Lulu's head with the flat side. Note that this is a cartoonish light tap, not realistic violence. Right after the tap, a big red cartoon bump pops up on its head. Its whole round 2D sticker body shudders violently up and down, both short paws immediately clutch its head, and its bean eyes go wide.
[Expression] Shocked, aggrieved, dazed for a beat.
[Sound] A Duang from the spatula, a light metallic clink, a cartoon spring sound.
[Only main action in this shot] The real person bonks the top of its head with the spatula.
[Shot 3 | 00:05–00:08] Cry & Feed
[Camera] First-person close POV, focused on the character's face and the rim of the wok
[Action] Capybara Lulu covers the swollen red bump on its head, and its bean eyes instantly turn into spinning swirl eyes. It opens its mouth wide and wails, blue cartoon tears spraying out from both sides like fountains. The little orange on its head trembles along with the crying. At the same time, the real hand immediately scoops a heaping spoonful of white salt mixed with greens from the salt mountain in the wok and, mid-wail, feeds it precisely into its mouth. Its mouth is stuffed full in an instant, both cheeks bulging like two hemispheres.
[Expression] Swirl eyes, crying, then blank shock once its mouth is stuffed.
[Sound] Exaggerated cartoon crying, the rustle of scooped salt, a pop as the food goes in.
[Only main action in this shot] The real person feeds it a spoonful of salty food while it is crying.
[Shot 4 | 00:08–00:10] Salt K.O. Ending
[Camera] First-person locked close shot, final freeze
[Action] Capybara Lulu's cheeks flush bright red as it is forced to swallow the salt. Its pupils suddenly shrink to two dots, its pale yellow body turns a shade whiter in an instant, and the whole character stiffens and twitches for half a beat. Then its bean eyes turn into two Xs and its body falls stiffly backwards off the wooden stool, landing flat on the stove with all four paws in the air. One short paw paws weakly at the air once, then drops. A ring of little stars rotates slowly around the swollen bump on its head. A wisp of soul-like white smoke drifts slowly out from in front of its square nose. The frame freezes on the moment it is salted into the afterlife.
[Sound] A stiff clatter, a thud as it falls backwards, closing on a light cartoon ascension sound.
[Only main action in this shot] Capybara Lulu falls backwards after being overwhelmed by the saltiness.
IV. Execution Requirements
[Visual] The kitchen environment must stay real and photographic. Capybara Lulu must keep a pure 2D sticker feel at all times. The 2D character contrasts sharply with the real kitchen and the real human hand. Do not turn Capybara Lulu into a 3D realistic furry animal. The character must not be affected by complex realistic lighting. Its outline stays crisp at all times, like a cartoon sticker pasted onto live footage.
[Action] Keep only one main action per shot. The action rhythm should be short, flat and fast. Expressions are exaggerated, but the action logic stays clear. Salt, spatula, steam and the fall all need clear physical feedback.
[Performance] Capybara Lulu's troublemaking energy should be strong. The real person never shows their full body, only the hand. Their reactions are crisp, like someone used to handling a troublemaker. The whole piece is dialogue-free comedy; the character does not need to speak.
[Camera] Keep the first-person POV throughout with a slight handheld shake. Do not cut to a third-person view, do not add unrelated characters, and end on a crisp freeze frame.
V. Negative Prompts
blurry, poor quality, low quality, low resolution, noise, JPEG artifacts, watermark, subtitles, text, logo, error; deformed, mutated, bad anatomy, extra limbs, broken hands, disfigured, bad composition, out of frame; realistic animal fur, 3D realistic capybara, over-rendered lighting on the sticker character, inconsistent character, outfit change, color change, headpiece change; background shift, prop disappearing, kitchen continuity break, floating objects, wrong POV, extra people, extra hands, glitchy cuts