Capybara Lulu face-scan Seedance prompt

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小宇Chengzi

Author @Chengzilhy

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Summary

Seedance prompt to generate a single-take fish-eye short video combining real residential footage with a 2D anime sticker Capybara Lulu, showing a face-scan access failure in a funny way.

Prompt

Recently trending worldwide videos: "Real scene + 2D anime sticker" videos, it really went viral. 😂 Cute art style, fun interactions, any one of them makes you want to watch a few more seconds. In the new version, you can play it like this—everyone can do it! ⬇️ Prompt share with you [Basic settings] Generate a difference-comedy short video of about 10 seconds, 9:16 vertical. Real residential community location footage environment, composited with a Q版 flat 2D anime sticker character. Throughout the entire shot: a fixed fish-eye camera position, single continuous take, no editing, no transitions, no black frames, no push-in/pull-out/tilt/pan/slide, no rotation, no zoom. Do not add background music, subtitles, text, access control UI, logos, or watermarks. [Core plot] Capybara Lulu runs from far away to the access control pillar, and after hearing the system prompt “Please scan your face,” it seriously hugs the pillar, bringing its face right in front of the fish-eye camera. After the first recognition fails, it pulls back, blinks in confusion, then leans closer to the camera with even more force—but the system still prompts “Not recognized.” Overall performance: silly, earnest, natural, creating a contrast comedy effect. [Scene] A real modern residential community entrance, daytime natural sunlight. The frame includes: Light-colored residential buildings; Green trees and shrubs; Gray paved roads; Dappled shadows of trees on the ground; A fixed green access control pillar on the right side of the frame. No residents, guards, vehicles, other animals, or unrelated characters may appear in the scene. [Camera and fish-eye effect] The camera simulates the face-scan camera fixed and installed above the green access control pillar; the camera body itself must not enter the frame. Keep a clearly visible, natural ultra-wide fish-eye barrel distortion: Building and road edges bend naturally; Stretching appears on both sides of the frame; Near-distance perspective on the green pillar; Slight vignetting at the edges; When the character approaches the lens, rapidly exaggerated enlargement. The character’s face enlargement must be caused only by the character’s real movement toward the camera lens; prohibit camera pushing, digital zoom, or directly scaling the character sticker. When the character’s face is close to the camera, it occupies about 70% to 85% of the frame. [Character] The only character is: Capybara Lulu A Q版 anthropomorphic cartoon capybara with: Light-yellow rounded body; Big head, short-body Q版 proportions; Short rounded double arms and double legs; Bean-shaped hand paws and foot claws; Orange shorts; A yellow bib-style small apron on the chest. A small orange fixed on top of the head. The character must keep the same facial features, body color, clothing, outline, and head-to-body proportions throughout. The small orange on the top of the head, the orange shorts, and the yellow bib apron must not fall off, disappear, or deform. [Character visual style] Capybara Lulu must always maintain a pure flat 2D anime sticker style: Flat cartoon color blocks; Clear, stable dark outlines; Slight paper texture; Simple 2D shading; Strong flat sticker look. A subtle ground shadow under the feet is allowed, but no 3D solid look. Prohibit generating real capybaras, semi-realistic animals, plush toys, soft vinyl figures, plastic models, or 3D CG characters. Prohibit real fur, plush fiber, plastic reflections, rubber materials, three-dimensional skin textures, and 3D volumetric lighting/shading. [Composition and movement route] Start with a fixed fish-eye wide shot. Capybara Lulu appears from the far-right area toward the right side of the frame; it is located at the left-back side of the green access control pillar, with the character volume initially small, while the residential community environment occupies most of the frame. Complete movement route: Mid-to-long shot appears → Quick short-step running toward the camera → Stops at the left side of the green pillar → Looks up at the camera → Hears “Please scan your face” → Approaches and hugs the pillar → First face-to-lens attempt → Hears “Not recognized” → Pulls back → Second face-to-lens attempt → Hears “Not recognized” again. [Action timeline] [Start: running to the access control] Capybara Lulu runs from the mid-to-long shot position slightly to the right, taking continuous, fast, short steps with a slightly bouncy feel. Alternate leg steps naturally; each foot clearly contacts the ground; both arms swing forward and backward with the stride; the body has slight up-and-down bounce. As it approaches the camera, it naturally becomes larger; prohibit floating, sliding, teleporting, frame-skipping, or directly enlarging the sticker. [Stop: waiting for face scan] Capybara Lulu naturally slows down and stops at the left side of the green access control pillar, with both feet firmly planted on the ground. It tilts its head up to look at the camera above the pillar, mouth slightly open; the expression transitions from happy to confused and waiting. Keep natural blinking, slight breathing, and weight shift. The access control system emits clear, calm Chinese mechanical voice: “Please scan your face.” Capybara Lulu pauses for a moment, seriously understanding the system prompt. [Hugging the pillar: approaching the camera] Capybara Lulu turns toward the green access control pillar and takes one step closer. The action sequence must be: Single hand touches the pillar → The other hand hugs onto it → Both arms wrap around the pillar → Body gets close to the left side of the pillar → Use the arm pull to push the head and upper body forward toward the camera. The hands are in front of the pillar; part of the body is on the left-back side of the pillar, and the pillar naturally occludes part of the torso. The hand paws must have real contact with the surface of the pillar; the body must not pass through the pillar. The character cannot climb, jump up, float, or fly toward the lens; both feet must stay on the ground. [First face-to-lens failure] Capybara Lulu keeps both arms hugging the pillar while gradually bringing its face closer to the fish-eye camera. The face is naturally enlarged by fish-eye perspective, occupying about 70% to 85% of the frame. It stares straight into the lens, eyes naturally widening, mouth slightly open; expression is silly, earnest, and bewildered. The access control system emits mechanical voice: “Not recognized.” [Pull back and try again] After hearing “Not recognized,” Capybara Lulu still hugs the pillar; the head and upper body naturally move backward by a short distance. The hands do not loosen; both feet barely move; the face naturally shrinks as it truly retreats. It blinks in confusion, pauses briefly, then thinks it is not close enough; it decisively leans its face closer to the camera again. [Second face-to-lens failure] Capybara Lulu once again leans toward the fish-eye camera; the face is exaggeratedly enlarged again and occupies the main body of the frame. The character continues to keep both arms hugging the pillar, feet on the ground, facing the lens; expression is serious, silly, and bewildered. The access control system emits mechanical voice again: “Not recognized.” After the voice ends, it naturally stays for a moment. In the final frame, keep Capybara Lulu still hugging the green access control pillar with its face close to the camera. [Sound] Do not add background music. Preserve: Daytime residential community ambient background noise; Sounds of leaves and distant natural environment; Light quick footsteps as Capybara Lulu runs; Slight rubbing sound when hand paws touch and hug the pillar; Access control electronic prompt sound; Clear Chinese mechanical system voice. System voice order: After stopping and looking up: “Please scan your face.” After the first face-to-lens attempt: “Not recognized.” After the second face-to-lens attempt: “Not recognized.” Prohibit character dialogue, narration, audience laughter, extra system voice, and unrelated sound effects. [Hard constraints] One single continuous take for the entire video; generate only once as a complete uninterrupted action. The camera is fixed throughout, keeping a clear fish-eye distortion. Capybara Lulu must always be a flat 2D anime sticker character. The character can only have two arms and two legs; no extra limbs or four-foot crawling. Running must have continuous footsteps and stable ground-contact relationship. During hugging the pillar and face-to-lens stages, both feet must always contact the ground. The two face-to-lens actions must both fully appear, with a clear backward pull-back between them. All three system voice lines must be accurately synchronized with the corresponding actions. Arms, body, and pillar must have correct occlusion; prohibit face-body passing through. The green pillar must not move, bend, soften, fracture, or deform. No four-foot crawling, climbing, jumping, floating, flying. No drifting, sliding, teleporting, skipping frames, feet leaving the ground. Prohibit direct scaling of the character; prohibit camera movement, pushing, pulling back, shaking, tracking, rotation, zoom. No weak fish-eye effect, no camera entering the frame. No black frames, no transitions, no repeated shots, no background music, no narration. No character dialogue, no laughter, no subtitles, no text, no garbled characters. No access control UI, no watermark, no logo, no other people, no other animals, no vehicles. [1/2] 2D anime sticker version 2 https://t.co/1QUMMKLAcq [2/2] “Real scene + 2D anime sticker” episode 2 https://x.com/Chengzilhy/status/2082674442598314135?s=20

Model: Seedance
Categories: Illustration & 3D Creative Visuals
License: CC BY 4.0

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