Tom and Jerry macOS Desktop Icon Restoration Video Prompt

Create a 10-second horizontal 16:9 video using the provided Tom and Jerry macOS desktop image as the EXACT first frame and visual reference. IMPORTANT: Preserve the reference desktop exactly as shown, including the warm sunset living room, wooden floor, sofa, window, books, popcorn box, scattered popcorn, macOS menu bar, left-side application grid, bottom Dock, and all desktop elements. Keep Tom and Jerry's exact recognizable classic cartoon appearance, proportions, colors, facial features, expressions, poses, and original 2D animation style. Do not redesign, modernize, photorealize, or change their visual style. Begin with Tom running dramatically toward Jerry on the RIGHT side while Jerry runs away carrying a piece of cheese. CAMERA: Static front-facing camera. One continuous shot. No camera movement. No zoom. No pan. No cuts. TIMELINE: 0–1.5s: Tom continues chasing Jerry across the living-room floor. Tom looks determined and slightly frustrated. Jerry runs quickly toward the RIGHT while holding the cheese. Jerry looks back at Tom with a mischievous smile. Tom's arms, legs, ears, tail, and facial expression move naturally with exaggerated classic cartoon animation. 1.5–2.5s: Jerry suddenly changes direction and runs toward the LEFT. Tom reacts dramatically and tries to stop himself. Tom's feet slide across the wooden floor and he accidentally kicks the scattered popcorn forward. A sudden exaggerated cartoon air movement travels toward the LEFT side of the desktop. The air movement accidentally knocks THREE desktop icons loose: Gmail Discord Microsoft Teams The three icons physically leave their original positions in the RIGHTMOST desktop-icon column. They rotate separately through the air and fall into the open desktop area above the Dock near the center-left. Each icon lands separately with a small bounce. Their original grid positions are now visibly empty. 2.5–3.2s: Tom freezes after realizing what happened. His eyes widen. Jerry also stops for a moment and looks at the fallen icons. Tom slowly looks toward the viewer with an embarrassed expression. Jerry looks at Tom mischievously as if amused by the situation. Tom immediately decides to fix the problem. 3.2–7.8s: Tom restores the three fallen icons ONE AT A TIME. FIRST - Gmail: Tom carefully reaches toward the fallen Gmail icon. He picks up Gmail individually with one paw. The icon must visibly leave the desktop surface. Tom carries Gmail across the desktop toward its original empty position. He carefully places Gmail back into its exact original location. The Gmail logo and label remain unchanged. A soft click is heard. Only after Gmail is completely restored does Tom reach for the next icon. SECOND - Discord: Tom reaches down and individually picks up the fallen Discord icon. He carries Discord toward its original empty position. He carefully presses it back into the correct grid position. A second gentle click is heard. Jerry watches Tom while standing nearby with the cheese. THIRD - Microsoft Teams: Tom reaches down once more. He picks up Microsoft Teams individually. He carries it back to its original position. He carefully releases it into the empty grid position. A third gentle click is heard. Show all three separate pickup-and-replace actions clearly. IMPORTANT PHYSICAL ACTION RULES: Every moving icon must visibly: leave its original position fall through the air land on the desktop be physically picked up be carried by Tom be placed back into its original position Do NOT: - restore icons automatically - teleport icons - make icons snap back from a distance - move multiple icons simultaneously - scoop multiple icons together - stack icons - duplicate icons - morph logos - change labels Tom must restore Gmail, Discord, and Microsoft Teams separately. His paws must remain anatomically consistent with the original cartoon style. No extra paws. No extra fingers. No stretched limbs. No distorted characters. Jerry remains nearby and reacts naturally while Tom fixes the desktop. 7.8–10s: After placing Microsoft Teams back into position, Tom quickly returns to the RIGHT side. Jerry runs a short distance away while still holding the cheese. Tom straightens himself and tries to regain his dignity. He looks toward the restored icons. Then he looks directly at the viewer with an innocent, slightly embarrassed expression. Jerry briefly looks back at Tom with a mischievous smile. Tom pretends nothing happened. Hold the final pose for the remaining moment. The final desktop must closely match the original first frame. DESKTOP PRESERVATION: Only Gmail, Discord, and Microsoft Teams are allowed to move. Everything else must remain completely stationary: Chrome Safari YouTube Spotify Slack Zoom Notion Microsoft Word Microsoft Excel Instagram Reddit Netflix Steam Dropbox Google Drive The macOS menu bar must remain stationary. The Dock must remain stationary. The wallpaper and all furniture must remain stationary. Do not change application logos or labels. Do not duplicate any icons. AUDIO: Light playful cartoon piano and pizzicato music. Fast playful rhythm during Tom's chase. A short cartoon sliding sound when Tom loses balance. A brief airy whoosh as the three icons are knocked loose. Three soft landing sounds as the icons fall. Three distinct gentle clicks as Tom restores Gmail, Discord, and Microsoft Teams. Music briefly pauses during Tom's shocked reaction, then resumes with a playful rhythm. No dialogue. No subtitles. No text overlays. VISUAL QUALITY: Premium cinematic cartoon animation integrated into the existing macOS desktop. Keep Tom and Jerry clearly 2D while maintaining the cinematic lighting of the environment. Natural squash-and-stretch animation. Smooth character motion. Clean cartoon outlines. Consistent colors. Natural shadows. Subtle floor reflections. Realistic interaction with the environment. FINAL FRAME: All three icons must be restored to their exact original positions. Tom and Jerry remain on the RIGHT side. Tom looks embarrassed but tries to appear innocent. Jerry remains mischievous. No missing icons. No duplicate icons. No changed logos. No extra characters. No extra objects. No camera movement. No cuts. The final frame should closely match the original reference image.