Swordswoman Selfie Then Monster Slaying: Video Prompt

Midjourney for Character: female samurai --ar 2:3 --sref 5260198061 --profile txgf1m1 --stylize 1000 --preview GPT Image 2 Storyboard prompt: Create a 16:9 monochrome storyboard line-sketch sheet for a swordswoman filming monsters; preserve a fixed frame and do not render bracketed labels. [HEADER] Minimal header with crisp typography and one thin rule; show only: "Smile Before Slaughter" "Frame chaos, erase three monsters, return" [BOARD] Conventional balanced contact sheet with 10 near-equal 16:9 landscape panels, clear gutters, natural P## reading order, and a centered incomplete last row when needed. Headers are `P## / short tag / short beat`; use one frozen beat per panel and prioritize count and order over packing. [STYLE] Clean monochrome 2D storyboard line sketch on white paper: sparse single-pass graphite-gray contours, simplified featureless pose figures, minimal construction marks, and only essential set geometry. No fills, wash, hatching, shading, shadows, ambient occlusion, color, texture, 3D/clay volume, finished illustration, dense/repeated lines, or facial/anatomy/clothing/surface detail. [REFERENCES] Image A controls only the heroine's large hair mass, loose strands, high collar, and oversized jacket silhouette. [CONTINUITY] The unseen waist-high frontal wide view, mid horizon, lamp left, car center, and storefront right stay identical through P10; no device or support appears. The heroine is unmarked through P06; stains begin at P07 and persist, three monsters fall once, and the katana draws in P04 and sheathes in P08. [RULES] Only header lines and panel headers are visible; no panel text, arrows, icons, insets, extra panels, duplicates, ghost poses, or object-like effect marks. [BEATS] Draw one storyboard panel per visual BEAT: BEATS: P01 / Lens Check / Clean Start: Locked waist-high frontal WS with fixed mid horizon and street anchors; the unmarked heroine leans into the near foreground and brackets the unseen lens as three monsters wreck the street behind. P02 / Chaos Selfie / Victory Sign: Same locked WS, unchanged horizon and anchors; the unmarked heroine holds a near-foreground V-sign while the three monsters continue distinct destruction. P03 / Casual Turn / Sword Ready: Same locked WS, unchanged horizon and anchors; the unmarked heroine stands between lens and monsters, right hand at the left-hip sheath. P04 / Short Burst / Sword Draw: Same locked WS, unchanged horizon and anchors; the heroine holds a short lateral dash pose nearby, right hand drawing the katana. P05 / First Cut / Lamp Split: Same locked WS, unchanged horizon and anchors; the horned monster and left lamp form one cluster, splash contours directed away from the unmarked heroine. P06 / Hard Redirect / Car Throw: Same locked WS, unchanged horizon and anchors; the humped monster holds the center car overhead, the unmarked heroine beneath its path, first cluster persistent. P07 / Second Cut / Humped Split: Same locked WS, unchanged horizon and anchors; the humped monster becomes a second cluster and first attached stains mark the heroine's jacket back. P08 / Final Carve / Third Falls: Same locked WS, unchanged horizon and anchors; the four-armed monster becomes a third cluster, the blade sits sheathed, and splash contours mark the heroine. P09 / Hair Fix / Stained Smile: Same locked WS, unchanged horizon and anchors; the stained heroine returns into the near foreground, lifts her chin, and tidies one loose strand. P10 / Final Grip / Clear Face: Same locked WS, unchanged horizon and anchors; her fingertips curl around both frame edges while her head stays unobscured. Seedance 2.0 Prompt: Use [storyboard ref] as one ordered key-pose staging map: pass through P01-P10 in one continuous locked shot without holding panels. Ignore line-sketch artifacts; written motion, references, LOOK + WORLD, ACTION + CAMERA, and VFX SYSTEM define final content. Use [character ref] only for the heroine's final identity and wardrobe. The three monsters share glossy black chitin, differentiated by horned, humped, and four-armed builds. The recording device, stand, and rig never enter frame. The entire video is one continuous developing master shot with no visible cuts. Use one fixed 24mm lens with no camera movement. LOOK + WORLD: Vibrant 2D anime on a wrecked neon shopping street with left streetlamp, center car, right storefront, and cracked pavement. Coral-orange and electric-cyan dusk, 24mm deep focus, dust. ACTION + CAMERA: Sakuga uses short lateral bursts, hit-stops, recoil, and instant redirects within the zone. Waist-high frontal wide master stays locked; no cuts, zoom, pan, tilt, tracking, shake, or reframing. VFX SYSTEM: Source-bound violet ichor, white blade arcs, and cyan speed streaks read at contact; arcs and streaks decay first. SOUND: No music; rubble crashes, lens taps, breaking glass, sword-air cracks, and three dry slicing impacts. MOTION PHRASES: P01-P10: Frontal WS, locked: in one unbroken frame, the heroine begins with spotless face, hair, jacket, and hands as she leans into the near foreground, adjusts the unseen lens, smiles, and flashes a V-sign while exactly three nearby monsters tear the left streetlamp, crush the center car, and rip the right storefront; she turns without running, loads her right hand at the left-hip sheath, then bursts only a few meters sideways on a cyan speed streak and right-draws; she cuts the horned monster and lamp, recoils beneath the humped monster's thrown car, rises through the humped monster, and redirects through the four-armed monster amid source-bound violet ichor and white blade arcs before sheathing the katana as all three dissolve separately; she returns into the same near foreground with face, hair, and jacket visibly spattered in violet ichor, smiles, smooths one loose strand, reaches both hands beyond the lens edges, and grips the unseen phone while her face stays visible and the clear image ends without occlusion, fade, or camera motion.

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