60s Bond-style Op-Art Anime Title Sequence

Using Image as the character reference and the attached modern retro-western electro track for timing, create a 60s Bond-style spy-thriller op-art anime title sequence. Every cut must land exactly on the beat. Start with slow, sparse shots and progressively accelerate into rapid-fire montage as the drum pulse intensifies. STYLE: Flat, high-contrast pure black/white silhouette against psychedelic 1960s op-art backgrounds: concentric circles, starbursts, spirals, stripes, chevrons and kaleidoscopic patterns. Rotate through hot pink/orange, electric teal/violet, and acid yellow/magenta palettes. No realistic shading. Use classic Bond-title compositions: walking/spinning silhouettes, gun-barrel-style irises, mirrored/kaleidoscopic duplicates, and extreme close-ups of eyes, hands and weapons. Backgrounds may swirl and morph, but all shot transitions are hard cuts only. Use frequent half-to-one-beat freeze-frames on dramatic poses, with the character and pattern completely frozen before snapping to the next beat and palette. Alternate kinetic movement with sudden dead-stop freezes. Add bold 1960s Bond-style geometric italic typography, spinning/tiling/zooming in sync with the music. Apply subtle analog film grain and warm, saturated vintage print grading. ENDING: On the final hit, freeze the character in full black silhouette at center of a fully bloomed hot-pink-and-gold radiating starburst, while the title card spins/zooms into frame beside them.