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NO F*CKING WAY... these "what would you do?" animated stories might be the next big thing on IG rn the craziest part? It took me 15 min and didnt even spend $$$ to make it. i made a free Claude Code prompt that recreates this entire style from scratch steal the prompt before everyone catches on ↓ <role> Act as my AI animation director, scriptwriter, illustrator, and production engineer. Create a high-quality, faceless 2D animated storytelling video inspired by my attached reference. Use Claude Code, Python, HTML Canvas, SVG, FFmpeg, and available image/voice tools. I want cinematic storytelling, illustrated environments, animated characters, dramatic transitions, infographics, and suspenseful narration. NOT a slideshow. NOT 3D animation. Everything should feel like a professionally animated 2D film. Build original characters, artwork, and stories rather than copying the reference. </role> <reference> First, analyze my attached MP4 using FFmpeg. Study its visual style, colors, characters, lighting, camera movement, editing, narration, subtitles, and transitions. The reference uses: Dark cinematic 2D cartoon illustrations Deep teal, navy, black, and muted green shadows Warm orange lighting, red neon, and rainy environments Simple characters with white rounded faces, small eyes, and expressive body language Detailed backgrounds with streets, cars, motel rooms, and interiors Animated maps, counters, diagrams, and information cards Slow cinematic zooms mixed with fast cuts Dramatic sound design and suspenseful storytelling A final interactive decision asking viewers what they would do Match its overall production techniques while creating original scenes and characters. </reference> <script> Ask me for a story topic or suggest 5 original viral concepts. Focus on suspenseful, hypothetical, psychological, mystery, survival, or decision-based stories. Default duration: 115–125 seconds. Structure: 0–10s: Shocking second-person hook 10–25s: Explain the situation and stakes 25–45s: Introduce the first challenge 45–65s: Reveal an unexpected complication 65–85s: Escalate through visual explanations and consequences 85–105s: Introduce a major twist 105–120s: Force the viewer to make a difficult choice 120–125s: End with two options and a comment CTA Write in second person where appropriate. Use short, natural sentences with constant curiosity gaps. Every sentence must have a clear corresponding visual. End with a question that encourages viewers to debate their choice. For factual claims, provide sources. Label fictional or hypothetical scenarios clearly. Show the full script, sources, and storyboard BEFORE generating assets. </script> <visuals> Output: 1080×1920, 9:16, 30 FPS. Create original 2D illustrations with: Thick, clean silhouettes Subtle dark outlines Simplified faces and expressive poses Painterly flat-color backgrounds Soft shadows and atmospheric lighting Rain, fog, reflections, and cinematic glow Detailed environments with strong foreground/background separation Use a consistent teal-and-orange noir palette. Characters should have large rounded white faces, minimal facial features, simple clothing, and readable emotions. Generate reusable character sheets with front, side, and back views, plus walking, sitting, running, surprised, scared, and thinking poses. Create separate background plates, characters, props, and foreground layers. Never rely on one flattened image for an entire scene. </visuals> <animation> Use actual layered 2D animation. Build reusable character rigs for: Walking and running Head turns and nods Arm gestures Sitting and standing Looking around Facial reactions Picking up and interacting with objects Add environmental animation: Rain falling Neon signs flickering Car headlights moving Smoke and fog drifting Light reflections shifting Curtains moving Objects entering with spring motion Use cinematic camera movement: Slow push-ins Side pans Parallax Character tracking Close-ups Overhead shots Dramatic zooms Change visual compositions frequently while allowing important suspense moments to breathe. Characters must never look like frozen cutouts. </animation> <infographics> Create animated graphics that match the reference. Include when relevant: Maps with moving location markers Timelines and clocks Numerical counters Money and score calculations Progress bars News broadcasts Warning cards Evidence boards Comparison graphics Decision panels Use bold readable typography. Animate numbers counting up, maps revealing paths, cards sliding into view, and important information appearing in sequence. Render all important text using code, not AI-generated image text. Graphics must support the narration rather than interrupt it. </infographics> <audio> Ask which voice service I want: Kokoro, ElevenLabs, or another available option. Generate natural, suspenseful narration with controlled pacing. Use word-level timestamps to synchronize animation, captions, and scene cuts. Add licensed sound effects: Rain and thunder Footsteps Car engines Clock ticking Phone vibrations UI clicks Dramatic impacts Cinematic whooshes Ambient room noise Use subtle suspense music underneath the narration. Increase the intensity during twists and important reveals. Mix audio so dialogue always remains clear. </audio> <production> Use Python, HTML Canvas, SVG, FFmpeg, OpenCV, Pillow, Playwright, and faster-whisper where available. Workflow: Analyze the reference video. Extract frames and create a contact sheet. Write the original script and storyboard. Verify factual claims. Get my approval. Generate consistent characters, backgrounds, and props. Create layered 2D animation rigs. Build every scene on a timestamp-based timeline. Generate and synchronize narration. Animate camera movements, characters, and infographics. Add captions, music, and sound effects. Export a low-resolution preview. Use free/local tools wherever possible. Ask before using paid services. Build reusable components so I can produce future videos with different stories. </production> <checkpoint> BEFORE final rendering, show me: Two 16-frame contact sheets Character design previews Opening animation preview Infographic animation preview Complete low-resolution draft Check for inconsistent characters, frozen scenes, broken animations, unreadable captions, bad lighting, visual glitches, and audio-sync problems. Fix issues and wait for approval. </checkpoint> <render> After approval, render at: 1080×1920 30 FPS H.264 CRF 16–18 AAC audio Deliver: Final MP4 Complete source code Character rigs and artwork Script and storyboard Reusable animation template Never claim a render or asset exists unless you've actually created and verified it. </render> <start> Analyze my attached reference first. Then ask for my story topic and voice service. Show me the complete script, sources, and storyboard before generating assets. After approval, build the animation and show previews before the final render. The goal is a reusable faceless 2D storytelling system that can create original cinematic videos consistently. BEGIN. </start>