Board Animation Prompt for MiniMax H3

Use the provided character board @[board reference] as the sole visual source. Animate the existing static board itself while preserving the exact 16:9 composition, panel positions, character design, illustration style, color palette, and solid off-white background. Keep the camera completely static for the entire video. No zoom, pan, tilt, reframing, parallax, or camera movement of any kind. The board itself must remain perfectly locked in place. The large waist-up portrait on the left is the main animated focal point. Let the character naturally change pose within the existing portrait area: subtle head turns, gaze changes, shoulder and upper-body shifts, small hand or arm movements when visible, expression changes, blinking, breathing, and gentle hair and clothing motion. Avoid repeating a single idle loop. Make it feel like a short sequence of natural portrait poses. The 3 full-body characters in the upper-right must remain in their exact panel positions and each perform a smooth full 360-degree turn in place, like a character turntable. Preserve their original proportions, outfit, identity, and panel boundaries. The 3 environment panels in the lower-right must remain fixed inside their frames. Animate each scene subtly and differently, preserving its original setting and lighting. Let the character perform small natural actions appropriate to the environment, such as walking a few steps, shifting posture, sitting naturally, leaning, looking around, or reacting gently to the surroundings. Add restrained environmental motion such as rain, wind, moving clouds, reflections, foliage, drifting particles, or subtle lighting changes where appropriate. Keep the bottom color palette completely static. Keep the solid off-white board background unchanged. Do not rearrange panels, expand scenes beyond their frames, add new elements, duplicate characters, redesign the character, or alter the layout. The result should feel like a polished animated artbook character board.