Dino Baby Toons · skill pública Open Skill
Dino Baby Toons
One baby dinosaur, one big modern city, a funny adventure in every tiny stomp. **What it is:** A kids cartoon skill built around Dodo, a baby dinosaur no taller than a school bag, who hatched from a glowing egg found in a museum garden and now lives with a kind family. Every film is one small city adventure: Dodo meets one modern thing, gets it funnily wrong because he is a dinosaur, and the kids help him work it out. **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, Dodo's cute baby roars and funny confusion, a joke every few seconds 3. Storyboards — beat-by-beat shots, vertical 9:16 framing, bright city colours 4. Character sheets — Dodo and the family look the same in every episode 5. Location plates — museum garden, home, park, ice-cream cart, bus stop, school gate 6. A warm ending — one small thing Dodo learned, in one line **Pipeline:** 1. Intake — a place, a modern object, or an everyday situation 2. Mix-up design — the one thing Dodo gets wrong because he is a baby dinosaur 3. Giggle beat — a tiny stomp, a surprised roar, or a tail that knocks soft things over, always harmless and funny 4. Script — short simple lines kids can repeat 5. Storyboard — 2–3 beats joined into one 20–30 second film 6. Clip render — bright cartoon style, same characters throughout 7. Self-check — age-safe, no danger or chasing scenes played as scary, Dodo's size and look never change **Modes:** 1. Full auto-run — one idea in, full cartoon plan out 2. First-time mode — Dodo meets one modern thing for the first time 3. School mode — Dodo's day around the kids' school 4. Rainy-day mode — puddles, umbrellas, and a dino who loves splashing 5. Sequel — Dodo's next day in the same city **Example prompts:** 1. "Make a 25-second cartoon: Dodo sees an ice-cream cart and tries to roar it open like a cave door." 2. "Dodo rides a bus for the first time and stomps happily at every stop until the whole bus is giggling." 3. "A rainy episode: Dodo thinks his reflection in a puddle is another baby dino and tries to share his umbrella with it." 4. "Dodo's first day at the school gate — his tiny school bag, his huge sneeze, and a new best friend. 20 seconds." **When to use:** kids cartoon channels and family apps, funny baby-dinosaur adventures, first-time-in-the-city stories, 20–30 second format. **Not the right tool when:** you want scary dinosaurs, hunting or attack scenes, extinction stories, or content for adults. In this skill the dinosaur is a baby, the city is kind, and every film ends in laughter. Invoke: /dino-baby
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--- name: dino-baby-toons description: Use when the user wants a funny cartoon film for kids, 20 to 30 seconds long, about a baby dinosaur who has just hatched in a modern city and is learning how today's world works — buses, ice cream, escalators, rain, and making friends. Give it a place, a modern thing, or a small everyday situation — it turns it into a bright cartoon where everything is huge and confusing to a tiny dino, every surprise ends in laughter, and Dino learns one small new thing. Not for scary dinosaur attacks, Jurassic danger stories, or anything frightening for small children. --- # Dino Baby Toons One baby dinosaur, one big modern city, a funny adventure in every tiny stomp. **What it is:** A kids cartoon skill built around Dodo, a baby dinosaur no taller than a school bag, who hatched from a glowing egg found in a museum garden and now lives with a kind family. Every film is one small city adventure: Dodo meets one modern thing, gets it funnily wrong because he is a dinosaur, and the kids help him work it out. **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, Dodo's cute baby roars and funny confusion, a joke every few seconds 3. Storyboards — beat-by-beat shots, vertical 9:16 framing, bright city colours 4. Character sheets — Dodo and the family look the same in every episode 5. Location plates — museum garden, home, park, ice-cream cart, bus stop, school gate 6. A warm ending — one small thing Dodo learned, in one line **Pipeline:** 1. Intake — a place, a modern object, or an everyday situation 2. Mix-up design — the one thing Dodo gets wrong because he is a baby dinosaur 3. Giggle beat — a tiny stomp, a surprised roar, or a tail that knocks soft things over, always harmless and funny 4. Script — short simple lines kids can repeat 5. Storyboard — 2–3 beats joined into one 20–30 second film 6. Clip render — bright cartoon style, same characters throughout 7. Self-check — age-safe, no danger or chasing scenes played as scary, Dodo's size and look never change **Modes:** 1. Full auto-run — one idea in, full cartoon plan out 2. First-time mode — Dodo meets one modern thing for the first time 3. School mode — Dodo's day around the kids' school 4. Rainy-day mode — puddles, umbrellas, and a dino who loves splashing 5. Sequel — Dodo's next day in the same city **Example prompts:** 1. "Make a 25-second cartoon: Dodo sees an ice-cream cart and tries to roar it open like a cave door." 2. "Dodo rides a bus for the first time and stomps happily at every stop until the whole bus is giggling." 3. "A rainy episode: Dodo thinks his reflection in a puddle is another baby dino and tries to share his umbrella with it." 4. "Dodo's first day at the school gate — his tiny school bag, his huge sneeze, and a new best friend. 20 seconds." **When to use:** kids cartoon channels and family apps, funny baby-dinosaur adventures, first-time-in-the-city stories, 20–30 second format. **Not the right tool when:** you want scary dinosaurs, hunting or attack scenes, extinction stories, or content for adults. In this skill the dinosaur is a baby, the city is kind, and every film ends in laughter. Invoke: /dino-baby