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Viral Action Series
#Viral Action Series — Cover Design Description ## 1. Hero Cover (Wide Banner — 16:9) **Concept:** A cinematic, high-energy anime action poster that establishes the series' identity at a glance. The banner pairs a dramatic hero-vs-giant-threat scene with bold, integrated typography carrying the series name. **Typography:** - Title reads **"VIRAL ACTION SERIES"** in large, bold, jagged letters styled like a fast slash. - "VIRAL" is white with an electric-blue glow; "ACTION" is magenta; "SERIES" is yellow/orange. - High contrast against the background keeps every word perfectly legible despite the aggressive, stylized font. - The text is woven into the artwork: "VIRAL" acts as a central core overlaying the character, while "ACTION SERIES" angles across the lower right like a fiery slash, guiding the viewer's eye across the frame. **Scene / Subject:** - A young male anime protagonist in a dynamic, mid-action pose, leaning forward with intense glowing blue eyes, messy dark hair, and a small scratch on his cheek, wearing a tattered dark jacket. - His right arm is thrust forward, radiating a massive explosive burst of crackling blue energy and lightning sweeping across the left side. - Behind him: a chaotic, apocalyptic cityscape silhouetted against a surreal sunset of purples, pinks, and fiery oranges. - On the right: a massive, dark, shadowy figure with an immense arm and fist — a giant monster or rival attacking amid flaming debris and crumbling ruins. **Composition & Color:** - Aggressive diagonal lines and high-energy motion create a powerful, explosive atmosphere. - The character is the focal point, slightly off-center to the left; the blue energy sweeps diagonally downward. - Palette: cool electric blues and purples dominate the character and left side, contrasting with warm fiery magentas, oranges, and yellows on the right and in the text. - Motion blur, glowing light effects, and dynamic element placement deliver a cinematic, high-stakes "hero vs. giant threat" aesthetic. --- ## 2. Icon Cover (Square — 1:1) **Concept:** A clean, memorable badge that echoes the hero cover's visual identity while staying readable at small sizes. No text — just a strong, recognizable symbol. **Symbol:** - A stylized, 3D-looking **lightning bolt** cutting diagonally through a circular frame. - Wrapped in a jagged **action burst** (starburst) of sharp, triangular spikes radiating outward. - The core silhouette is strong, striking, and instantly recognizable. **Color & Finish:** - Vibrant gradient palette of **electric blue/cyan**, **magenta/pink**, and **orange/yellow**, matching the hero cover. - Set against a **dark black background** for maximum contrast. - Heavily detailed with vibrant gradients and sharp, complex angles — bold and high-impact. --- ## 3. How the Pair Works Together - The **hero cover** tells the story and carries the name — it's the "front page" meant to be read at a glance. - The **icon cover** provides a recognizable mark for small contexts (app icon, avatar, thumbnail). - Both share the same electric blue / magenta / orange palette and high-energy anime action language, so they read as one cohesive brand.
Anime
18 9 20
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# Viral Action Series Turn a one-line idea into a scroll-stopping vertical action short for **anime** or **live-action short drama**, in the user's language. "Action" means whatever the user wants — high-octane fight/combat, chases, explosions, or just energetic everyday action. The skill walks through: script → character stills → storyboard clips → final mixed video, plus viral extras (hook, captions, hashtags, music, voiceover). ## When to use - User wants to create a viral action short / series (anime or drama) from an idea, script, or character still. - User wants to advance or change one step: rewrite the script, generate the next clip, restyle a character, mix the episode, add captions/hashtags. - User wants the output in a specific language (default: match the user's message language). ## Reference files (read on demand, don't read all at once) - `references/viral-hooks.md` — hook formulas, first-3-seconds rules, platform tips. Read when writing the script or the hook. - `references/style-prompts.md` — anime vs live-action drama prompt style guide for stills and clips. Read before generating images/videos. - `references/captions-hashtags.md` — caption + hashtag packs per platform. Read when delivering the final package. ## Memory (cross-session) - Before starting, call `memory_query` to recall the user's saved preferences (default language, anime vs drama, platform, action style). If nothing is found, ask. - After the first run, `memory_store` the user's preferences: default language, anime vs drama, target platform, action style, and any recurring character/series names. Use `kind` = `preference` for language/platform/style, `project` for series details, `person` for recurring characters. - If the user says "forget/change X", use `memory_query` to find the id, then `memory_forget`. ## Steps 1. **Clarify (only if needed).** Confirm: anime or live-action drama; action type (fight/combat, chase, explosion, or general action); language (default = user's message language); target platform (TikTok/Reels/Shorts); and the core idea. If the user gave a full idea, skip straight to step 2. Use `write_todos` to list the steps and update it as you progress. 2. **Write the script.** Create a short vertical script (roughly 15–30 seconds, ~3–5 beats) with a strong hook in the first 3 seconds, an escalating action beat, and a cliffhanger/loopable ending. Write it in the user's language. Save with `create_document(content=..., name="<series>_script", entity_type="scripts")`. Read `references/viral-hooks.md` for hook formulas. Present the script to the user for approval before generating. 3. **Generate character stills.** For each main character, generate a consistent character still with `generate_image` (`model='t2i'` for text-to-image, or `model='i2i'` if the user provided a reference image). Use `orientation='portrait'` (9:16). Follow `references/style-prompts.md` for anime vs drama styling. Pass `name="<character>_still"`, `entity_type="characters"`. Keep character descriptions consistent across shots. 4. **Generate storyboard clips.** Turn each key beat into a short clip with `generate_video`. Use `model='ref2v'` with the character still(s) as `input_urls` (reference mode, preserves identity) for consistent characters, or `model='i2v'` with a single start frame. Use `orientation='portrait'`, `resolution='720P'`, `duration` ~3–5s per clip. Pass `name="<beat>_clip"`, `entity_type="storyboard_videos"`. Describe the action clearly in the prompt (fight moves, camera movement, energy). 5. **Add music and voiceover (optional but recommended for virality).** Generate a background track with `generate_music` (`model='music'`, `name="<series>_music"`, `entity_type="music"`) matching the action energy. Optionally generate a voiceover with `generate_tts` (`model='tts.design'` with `voice_instruction`, or `model='tts.clone'` with `reference_audio_url`) in the user's language (`name="<series>_vo"`, `entity_type="voiceovers"`). 6. **Mix the