Spider Cup Chase: 15s Comedy Animation

Create a 15-second original chaotic action-comedy animation, 16:9. A normal adult enters a bathroom and notices a tiny harmless spider on the wall. The person decides to catch it using a clear cup and a sheet of paper. 0–3 seconds: The person spots the tiny spider. They freeze. The spider freezes. A dramatic silent stare-down. The person slowly reaches for a cup and a sheet of paper. Complete confidence. 3–6 seconds: The person carefully approaches. The cup slowly moves toward the spider. At the last second the spider takes one tiny step. The person flinches. The cup slams into the wall. The spider drops out of sight. The person's confidence immediately disappears. 6–9 seconds: Panic. The person begins an absurd search operation. They yank open cabinets. Pull back the shower curtain. Slide across the bathroom floor. Dive behind the toilet. Check underneath a bath mat. The tiny spider remains nowhere to be seen. 9–12 seconds: The person suddenly spots movement. Their eyes lock onto the target. A spectacular action sequence follows as they leap across the bathroom and slam the cup down dramatically. Victory. The person raises both fists. They got it. 12–15 seconds: The person slowly lifts the cup to inspect the capture. Inside is only a small dust bunny. The person's smile disappears. Then they feel something. They slowly turn their head. The tiny spider is calmly sitting on their shoulder. The spider casually lifts one front leg. The person stares in complete horror. CUT TO BLACK. High-energy original 3D animated comedy, cinematic action, expressive character acting, exaggerated but readable physical comedy, dynamic camera movement, dramatic reaction shots, escalating chaos, strong visual clarity, precise comedic timing. The spider should remain tiny and harmless throughout. The humor comes entirely from the person's increasingly ridiculous overreaction. No dialogue, no subtitles, no text overlays, no logos, no recognizable brands, no copyrighted characters, no existing franchises, no celebrity likenesses, no gore, no horror imagery, no dangerous animals.