Chaotic Action-Comedy Animation: Auto-Correct Panic

Create a 15-second original chaotic action-comedy animation, 16:9. A normal adult sits on a couch sending a casual text message on a smartphone. 0–3 seconds: The person finishes typing a message and confidently presses SEND. The message launches away. A split second later they notice a terrible auto-correct mistake. Their eyes widen. Immediate panic. They lunge toward the phone. Too late. 3–6 seconds: The digital message visibly races away through a stylized animated communication network. The person dives into pursuit. The living room transforms into an absurd digital action environment. Floating keyboards, giant letters, notification symbols, and message pathways fill the world. 6–9 seconds: The person sprints across giant keyboard keys. Slides beneath enormous punctuation marks. Leaps between floating message bubbles. The mistaken message remains just out of reach. Incoming notification sounds trigger visual shockwaves throughout the environment. 9–12 seconds: The person performs one spectacular action-hero jump and finally catches the runaway message. They desperately edit the mistake. Delete it. Complete victory. The digital world becomes calm. The person smiles with relief. 12–15 seconds: A new reply message suddenly appears. Large. Bright. Impossible to ignore. It reads only: "WHAT DID YOU MEAN BY THAT?" The person's face immediately collapses. The reply multiplies into dozens of identical reply bubbles surrounding them. The person slowly lowers their head in defeat. CUT TO BLACK. High-energy original 3D animated comedy, cinematic action-adventure parody, expressive character acting, dynamic camera movement, spectacular digital environments, exaggerated visual storytelling, escalating chaos, clear readable comedy, precise timing. The audience should instantly understand the universal panic of sending the wrong message. No logos, no recognizable apps, no copyrighted interfaces, no existing brands, no celebrity likenesses, no gore, no horror.