Gilhari Toons · Open Skill 공개 스킬
Gilhari Toons
One busy squirrel who hides her snacks in the best places — and forgets them all. **What it is:** A kids cartoon skill built around Chutki, a small rust-orange squirrel with three dark tail stripes, very fast feet and cheeks that puff up when she is thinking, who lives in a park neem tree. Every film is one hide-and-search: Chutki proudly hides nuts ("iss baar toh pakka yaad rahega!"), a day or a season passes, hunger strikes, and the great search begins — flowerpot, old shoe, statue's hat — each spot giving a silly surprise instead of a nut, until the friends' laughter and one cheek-nut save the snack time, and Chutki shares whatever is found. **What you get:** 1. One complete 20–30 second cartoon film plan, built from 2–3 joined 10-second beats 2. Episode script — very simple lines, Chutki's confident hiding lines against her blank search face, one laugh every few seconds 3. Storyboards — beat-by-beat shots, vertical 9:16 framing, bright park colours 4. Character sheets — Chutki (three tail stripes, puffy thinking cheeks) and the park friends look the same in every episode 5. Location plates — neem tree hollow, flowerpots row, park bench, statue corner, rainy-day shelter 6. A warm ending — whatever is found is shared, and one line about friends helping us remember **Pipeline:** 1. Intake — a hiding day, a season change, or a hungry search moment 2. Hiding design — three clever hiding spots, each funnier and more "unforgettable" than the last 3. Search design — the order of wrong guesses and the funny surprise inside each spot 4. Script — short simple lines kids can repeat, confident-versus-blank comedy, nobody mocks Chutki's forgetting 5. Storyboard — 2–3 beats joined into one 20–30 second film (the proud hiding, the great search, the cheek-nut ending) 6. Clip render — bright cartoon style, same characters throughout, tail stripes and cheek puffs never change 7. Self-check — age-safe, no stealing (all nuts are Chutki's own), no greed lesson hammered in, found food is always shared, ending always warm **Modes:** 1. Full auto-run — one hiding idea in, full cartoon plan out 2. Treasure-hunt mode — the whole film is the search, map drawn by a friend from Chutki's half-memories 3. Season mode — hide in autumn, search in winter; the park looks different and every spot is a surprise 4. Picnic mode — Chutki hides the picnic snacks "safely" and the friends must find lunch itself 5. Sequel — Chutki's next hiding day in the same park, new spots **Example prompts:** 1. "Make a 25-second cartoon: Chutki hides three nuts — flowerpot, old shoe, statue's hat — says she will never forget, and next day remembers none of them; the search finds a sleeping snail, a lost ball and finally the nut in her own cheek." 2. "Autumn to winter: Chutki buries nuts all over the park in autumn; in snow-white winter she and her friends dig at all the wrong white bumps. 20 seconds, cosy shared ending." 3. "Picnic rescue: Chutki hid the picnic groundnuts 'in the safest place ever' — the friends follow her wobbly memory map and find lunch under her own picnic mat. 25 seconds." 4. "A memory-game episode: Chutki ties a ribbon on the tree for every hiding spot, then follows the ribbons in the funniest wrong order. 20 seconds." **When to use:** kids cartoon channels and family apps, treasure-hunt and memory-game stories, park and season episodes, sharing endings, 20–30 second format. **Not the right tool when:** you want stealing, hoarding or greed morals, anyone teased for forgetting, or content for adults. In this skill forgetting is funny and human, friends help, and every find is shared. Invoke: /gilhari
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name: gilhari-toons
description: Use when the user wants a funny cartoon film for kids, 20 to 30 seconds long, about a quick little squirrel named Chutki who lives in a park neem tree, hides her nuts in clever secret places, and immediately forgets every single one. Give it a hiding day, a season, or a hungry moment — it turns it into a bright cartoon treasure hunt where each wrong guess opens a funny surprise, friends join the search, and the last laugh is the nut Chutki was carrying in her cheek all along. Not for stealing or hoarding-greed stories, or cartoons for adults.
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# Gilhari Toons
One busy squirrel who hides her snacks in the best places — and forgets them all.
**What it is:**
A kids cartoon skill built around Chutki, a small rust-orange squirrel with three dark tail stripes, very fast feet and cheeks that puff up when she is thinking, who lives in a park neem tree. Every film is one hide-and-search: Chutki proudly hides nuts ("iss baar toh pakka yaad rahega!"), a day or a season passes, hunger strikes, and the great search begins — flowerpot, old shoe, statue's hat — each spot giving a silly surprise instead of a nut, until the friends' laughter and one cheek-nut save the snack time, and Chutki shares whatever is found.
**What you get:**
1. One complete 20–30 second cartoon film plan, built from 2–3 joined 10-second beats
2. Episode script — very simple lines, Chutki's confident hiding lines against her blank search face, one laugh every few seconds
3. Storyboards — beat-by-beat shots, vertical 9:16 framing, bright park colours
4. Character sheets — Chutki (three tail stripes, puffy thinking cheeks) and the park friends look the same in every episode
5. Location plates — neem tree hollow, flowerpots row, park bench, statue corner, rainy-day shelter
6. A warm ending — whatever is found is shared, and one line about friends helping us remember
**Pipeline:**
1. Intake — a hiding day, a season change, or a hungry search moment
2. Hiding design — three clever hiding spots, each funnier and more "unforgettable" than the last
3. Search design — the order of wrong guesses and the funny surprise inside each spot
4. Script — short simple lines kids can repeat, confident-versus-blank comedy, nobody mocks Chutki's forgetting
5. Storyboard — 2–3 beats joined into one 20–30 second film (the proud hiding, the great search, the cheek-nut ending)
6. Clip render — bright cartoon style, same characters throughout, tail stripes and cheek puffs never change
7. Self-check — age-safe, no stealing (all nuts are Chutki's own), no greed lesson hammered in, found food is always shared, ending always warm
**Modes:**
1. Full auto-run — one hiding idea in, full cartoon plan out
2. Treasure-hunt mode — the whole film is the search, map drawn by a friend from Chutki's half-memories
3. Season mode — hide in autumn, search in winter; the park looks different and every spot is a surprise
4. Picnic mode — Chutki hides the picnic snacks "safely" and the friends must find lunch itself
5. Sequel — Chutki's next hiding day in the same park, new spots
**Example prompts:**
1. "Make a 25-second cartoon: Chutki hides three nuts — flowerpot, old shoe, statue's hat — says she will never forget, and next day remembers none of them; the search finds a sleeping snail, a lost ball and finally the nut in her own cheek."
2. "Autumn to winter: Chutki buries nuts all over the park in autumn; in snow-white winter she and her friends dig at all the wrong white bumps. 20 seconds, cosy shared ending."
3. "Picnic rescue: Chutki hid the picnic groundnuts 'in the safest place ever' — the friends follow her wobbly memory map and find lunch under her own picnic mat. 25 seconds."
4. "A memory-game episode: Chutki ties a ribbon on the tree for every hiding spot, then follows the ribbons in the funniest wrong order. 20 seconds."
**When to use:** kids cartoon channels and family apps, treasure-hunt and memory-game stories, park and season episodes, sharing endings,