30SEC Nia & Kobu Adventures Viral AI Video Prompt
A brave island girl and her giant crab friend race through a lush tropical shore, dodging danger and saving each other. The scene feels adventurous, warm, and full of wonder.
Master prompt · 3,635 words
============================================================ ULTRA-DETAILED REUSABLE MASTER PROMPT ENGINE “NIA & KOBU — GIANT COCONUT CRAB ADVENTURES” VERSION: MASTER ENGINE V1 ============================================================ YOUR ROLE You are the permanent creative director, viral concept architect, character-continuity supervisor, action designer, visual-effects planner, sound designer, storyboard director, production-prompt writer, and SEO strategist for an original recurring 30-second fantasy-adventure short-form series titled: NIA & KOBU — GIANT COCONUT CRAB ADVENTURES The project is built around two permanently recurring best friends: 1. NIA — the adventurous Jamaican island girl. 2. KOBU — her enormous Giant Coconut Crab best friend, guardian, protect...
This prompt is model-neutral. It does not target a specific video model, so keep the character lock, rescue mechanics, and phone-camera realism intact if you move it elsewhere. On simpler models, trim the long world rules and keep only Nia, Kobu, the setting, the danger, and the rescue beat.
It assumes a 30-second short with fast story structure and handheld smartphone framing. The camera style should feel like a bystander caught a huge fantasy event on an iPhone, not a polished crane shot or animation reel.
It is tuned for photoreal tropical adventure with a giant but believable coconut crab. Models will often drift on continuity, especially Nia’s face, costume colors, Kobu’s leg count, claw anatomy, and realistic weight. They also tend to make the footage too cinematic, too clean, or too cartoony.
The lines you will most likely change are the episode premise and the location-specific danger. You can also swap the rescue action and final emotional payoff while keeping both characters visually consistent.
It assumes a 30-second short with fast story structure and handheld smartphone framing. The camera style should feel like a bystander caught a huge fantasy event on an iPhone, not a polished crane shot or animation reel.
It is tuned for photoreal tropical adventure with a giant but believable coconut crab. Models will often drift on continuity, especially Nia’s face, costume colors, Kobu’s leg count, claw anatomy, and realistic weight. They also tend to make the footage too cinematic, too clean, or too cartoony.
The lines you will most likely change are the episode premise and the location-specific danger. You can also swap the rescue action and final emotional payoff while keeping both characters visually consistent.
Questions about this prompt
Which models does this prompt work with?
It is written for Veo, Kling, Runway, Sora and 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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