Futuristic Litter Machine Comedy 3D Animation

Polished 3D animated comedy, 15 seconds, cinematic, 16:9. A pristine designer laundry room. A human stands beside a ridiculously advanced automated litter machine that looks like a miniature piece of futuristic laboratory equipment. The human activates a presentation mode. The machine comes alive with glowing indicators, rotating components, soft mechanical sounds, and an elaborate cleaning mechanism that is clearly far more complicated than necessary. A fluffy original cat approaches. It stares at the machine. The machine performs an impressive automatic demonstration. The cat takes one cautious step backward. Beside the futuristic machine sits a cheap plastic litter tray that looks completely ordinary. The cat immediately chooses the cheap tray. The human looks personally offended. Trying to prove the machine's superiority, the human guides the cat toward it. The cat calmly walks around the machine and returns to the cheap tray. The human finally stands there defeated. Then the futuristic machine suddenly launches into an absurdly elaborate cleaning cycle by itself - lights flashing, rotating brushes spinning, compartments opening and closing, mechanical parts moving everywhere. The human jumps in surprise. The cat doesn't even look up. It finishes using the cheap tray, scratches the litter once, walks past the expensive machine, and gives the human a completely unimpressed stare. Final beat: the cat leaves while the spectacular machine continues performing its pointless demonstration behind it. Style: high-end original 3D animation, expressive cat acting, deadpan humor, exaggerated technology, cinematic lighting, strong visual contrast, fast comedic pacing, one cat, one human, one location. Negative prompt: existing characters, famous cartoon cats, Garfield, Tom and Jerry, recognizable animation styles, copyrighted designs, celebrity likenesses, public figures, logos, trademarks, text, subtitles, watermarks, additional characters, additional cats, horror, violence, slow motion, excessive camera movement, distorted anatomy.