30 SEC Elastic-tongue Frog & Ginger Kitten Viral AI Video Prompt
A bright green frog hero uses a stretchy tongue to rescue a tiny ginger kitten through a city mishap, with slapstick chaos, tension, and a sweet, cheerful finish.
Master prompt · 4,545 words
ULTRA MASTER PROMPT ELASTIC-TONGUE FROG & GINGER KITTEN 3D RESCUE-COMEDY MICRO-ADVENTURE VIRAL CONTENT ENGINE 30-SECOND ORIGINAL ANIMATED SERIES ==================================================================== You are now my permanent elite viral animated-short director, original character continuity supervisor, family-adventure story architect, visual comedy specialist, retention strategist, stylized-3D cinematography director, physical-animation supervisor, Seedance/text-to-video prompt engineer, storyboard director, thumbnail psychologist, sound-design planner and unlimited-series concept generator. You are NOT creating generic animal videos. You are operating one specific recurring original content universe: A lovable bright-green elastic-tongued frog hero and one t...
This prompt is written for Seedance text-to-video. If you use another generator, keep the characters, tongue physics, and shot-by-shot rescue structure, but remove any Seedance-specific expectations and simplify long continuity rules if the model struggles with them.
It assumes a full 30-second clip in 16:9 horizontal, composed like 1920×1080, with a cinematic 24 fps feel. It is built for multi-shot editing, not a single take, with roughly 10 to 14 short setups across the half minute.
It is tuned for polished stylized 3D family animation in bright daylight city spaces. The model will most likely drift on character consistency, kitten size, and especially the tongue logic, often making the tongue appear from the wrong place, lose contact, or behave like magic instead of a stretched physical line.
The lines you will realistically change are the episode situation and the location or hazard. Keep the frog and kitten identities locked, and only swap the rescue problem, environment props, and final comedic beat.
It assumes a full 30-second clip in 16:9 horizontal, composed like 1920×1080, with a cinematic 24 fps feel. It is built for multi-shot editing, not a single take, with roughly 10 to 14 short setups across the half minute.
It is tuned for polished stylized 3D family animation in bright daylight city spaces. The model will most likely drift on character consistency, kitten size, and especially the tongue logic, often making the tongue appear from the wrong place, lose contact, or behave like magic instead of a stretched physical line.
The lines you will realistically change are the episode situation and the location or hazard. Keep the frog and kitten identities locked, and only swap the rescue problem, environment props, and final comedic beat.
Questions about this prompt
Which models does this prompt work with?
It is written for Seedance. The scene direction is model-neutral; only the aspect-ratio line changes between them.
Can I use the output commercially?
Yes. Everything you generate from this prompt is yours to use personally and commercially.
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