Ukiyo-e Kitsune Transformation Animation

Ukiyo-e Japanese woodblock print animation, 15 seconds, 16:9. Flat color blocks, bold black outlines, visible washi paper grain, muted indigo/vermilion/gold palette, stylized clouds and huge full moon, subtle woodblock registration texture. No voice, audio: koto strings, rising wind, a single haunting fox cry. ACT 1 (0-3s): Immediate hook - extreme close-up of a white fox's eye snapping open, gold iris, blue kitsune-bi flame reflected in it. Camera pulls back to reveal a nine-tailed fox on a moonlit hilltop, all nine tails fanning out dramatically. Floating blue flames drift around it. ACT 2 (3-9s): The fox rises onto its hind legs and begins to transform - body wreathed in swirling blue flames and mist, silhouette shifting upward, tails blurring into flowing kimono sleeves. Slow vertical rising motion, flames intensifying. ACT 3 (9-13s): Transformation completes - an elegant woman in a flowing kimono, fox ears and nine tails still visible behind her, standing among the blue flames. Her sleeves and hair ripple in the wind. Petals swirl past. Gentle push-in. ACT 4 (13-15s): She turns sharply to face the viewer; her eyes flash brilliant gold and a fox shadow flickers behind her. She smiles. Freeze on her face as flames flare around the frame. Final sharp koto note.