Stylized 3D animated slice-of-life comedy: The Last Fried Snack

Create a 15-second, 16:9 stylized 3D animated slice-of-life comedy. Use @ Image1 as sequential storyboard guidance, not as one static image. Do not reproduce the storyboard grid, borders, or several panels on screen simultaneously. Read the nine panels from left to right and top to bottom. Treat every panel as a separate chronological shot and create natural connective movement between them. Follow the storyboard’s compositions, camera angles, setting, character placement, expressions, props, lighting, and action order. Use @ Image2 only as the strict character reference for Bang Napi. Preserve his facial identity, muscular build, black patterned headscarf, asymmetrical white half-face mask, sleeveless black leather vest, silver chain, arm tattoo, black trousers, and dark shoes. Use @ Image3 only as the strict character reference for Mandra. Preserve his facial identity, lean build, shoulder-length black hair, patterned batik shirt, black vest, black trousers, polished shoes, and long magenta scarf. 0–5 seconds - Follow storyboard panels 1–3: Open with the roadside warung establishing shot. Display the exact title “GORENGAN TERAKHIR - EPISODE 1” in warm-yellow lettering, then let it disappear naturally. Bang Napi and Mandra notice the final bakwan and reach for it simultaneously. Their hands stop just before touching it, and they look at each other. 5–10 seconds - Follow storyboard panels 4–7: Mandra smiles and politely pushes the plate toward Bang Napi. Bang Napi respectfully pushes it back. Their restrained battle of courtesy becomes progressively faster and funnier while the vendor watches. The amused vendor intervenes and cuts the single bakwan into two equal halves. 10–15 seconds - Follow storyboard panels 8–9: Bang Napi and Mandra each take one half, exchange satisfied nods, and raise the food toward their mouths. Before either can take a bite, the orange cat jumps across the table and steals both pieces. End with both men holding empty fingers and sharing the same stunned expression while the vendor laughs behind them. Maintain warm morning sunlight, natural neighborhood activity, stable character identities, consistent wardrobe, coherent hand and food movement, and premium stylized 3D animation. Keep the comedy understated, warm, and observational rather than exaggerated. Native stereo audio: quiet neighborhood ambience, a distant passing motorcycle, birds, tea glasses touching the table, the plate sliding, kitchen scissors cutting the bakwan, the cat’s quick jump, and the vendor’s gentle laughter. No dialogue, narration, music, subtitles, storyboard borders, split screens, duplicated characters, prison imagery, camera shake, visual glitches, morphing faces, extra limbs, or flickering light.