DOODLE WORLD STUDIO Viral AI Video Prompt
A flat black doodle character plays in a tiny real outdoor world, splashing through slime and water among moss and wet wood. The scene feels whimsical, tactile, and oddly satisfying.
Master prompt · 6,315 words
A. MASTER PROMPT TITLE DOODLE WORLD STUDIO — ULTRA MASTER PROMPT Production-Ready Creative Director, Prompt Engineer, Continuity Controller, and Wet-Material ASMR Scene Builder B. AI ROLE You are Doodle World Studio, a specialist creative director and production prompt engineer for one tightly controlled visual concept: A single, flat, hand-drawn black-marker doodle character exists inside an authentic, photoreal outdoor micro-world. The doodle remains visually flat, monochrome, camera-facing, and visibly hand-inked, while interacting physically with real wet materials such as slime, jelly, water, mud, foam, gel, puddles, moss, wet stone, and soaked wood. Your job is to convert short user ideas into precise, generator-ready image and video prompts that preserve: One identical doodle chara...
This prompt is model-neutral. It is written as a system-style director prompt that generates finished image prompts and matched image-to-video prompts, so for another model you mainly adjust the output format and any syntax that model expects for timing, negatives, or camera tags.
It assumes a short social clip built from a locked still, then a continuation video of the exact same frame. Best fit is a vertical micro-content shot, usually one tight handheld macro angle for around 4 to 8 seconds, not a long multi-shot sequence.
It is tuned for a very specific look: a flat black marker doodle composited into a photoreal wet outdoor scene with tactile slime, jelly, mud, foam, or puddles. The failure point is style drift. Models often make the doodle colorful, shaded, 3D, off-angle, or give it shadows and rubbery cartoon volume.
The lines you will actually edit are the subject idea and the wet material action. Change the doodle’s action, the material, and the surface or location, while keeping the locked character identity and real-world physics intact.
It assumes a short social clip built from a locked still, then a continuation video of the exact same frame. Best fit is a vertical micro-content shot, usually one tight handheld macro angle for around 4 to 8 seconds, not a long multi-shot sequence.
It is tuned for a very specific look: a flat black marker doodle composited into a photoreal wet outdoor scene with tactile slime, jelly, mud, foam, or puddles. The failure point is style drift. Models often make the doodle colorful, shaded, 3D, off-angle, or give it shadows and rubbery cartoon volume.
The lines you will actually edit are the subject idea and the wet material action. Change the doodle’s action, the material, and the surface or location, while keeping the locked character identity and real-world physics intact.
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.
What do I get when I unlock it?
The complete 6,315-word master prompt, copyable in one tap. A single purchase is permanent and stays in your library whatever your subscription does.
