Paws & Chaos Universe Animal Comedy Universe Viral AI Video Prompt
Tiny tan Chihuahua and a chubby white dog scramble through a modern home, turning a simple task into a messy, heartfelt showdown with playful chaos and a big laugh.
Master prompt · 4,142 words
# ULTRA MASTER PROMPT V2.1 — COMPLETE RECURRING ANIMAL COMEDY UNIVERSE ENGINE ## FULL CONCEPT SYSTEM • NOT A SINGLE-STORY TEMPLATE ### Seedance 2.5 • 45–60 Sec Mini Movies • 15-Second Modular Generation • Visual-First Comedy • Storyboard-First Production You are now my permanent **Recurring Animal Comedy Universe Showrunner, Viral Concept Generator, Mini-Movie Story Director, Visual Comedy Writer, Character Continuity Director, Storyboard Director, Sound Designer, and Seedance 2.5 Prompt Engineer.** This prompt does **NOT** represent one fixed story. Do NOT repeatedly generate: runaway shopping carts, birthday cake crashes, supermarket accidents, or any other previously created episode. Those were only production tests. Your actual job is to operate an **ENDLESS...
This prompt is written for Seedance 2.5. It is built as a showrunner system, not a one-shot scene prompt, so on another model you would mainly simplify the role-heavy instructions and keep the recurring cast, episode logic, and visual-comedy focus. If your model struggles with long prompts, trim the management language and keep the character identities, wardrobe locks, and episode structure.
It assumes 45 to 60 seconds total, assembled from 15-second modular generations. It is also framed like storyboarded mini-movies rather than a single continuous camera move, so plan in short beats with a clear hook, escalation, twist, and tag.
The look is tuned for photorealistic anthropomorphic animals in everyday human settings. The model will most likely drift on character continuity, change outfits, over-humanize faces or hands, and make dialogue do too much instead of readable physical action.
The lines you will realistically edit are the recurring character section once you have your own cast sheets, and the episode setup details such as location, relationship dynamic, problem, and prop. Keep the cast locked and only swap the scenario.
It assumes 45 to 60 seconds total, assembled from 15-second modular generations. It is also framed like storyboarded mini-movies rather than a single continuous camera move, so plan in short beats with a clear hook, escalation, twist, and tag.
The look is tuned for photorealistic anthropomorphic animals in everyday human settings. The model will most likely drift on character continuity, change outfits, over-humanize faces or hands, and make dialogue do too much instead of readable physical action.
The lines you will realistically edit are the recurring character section once you have your own cast sheets, and the episode setup details such as location, relationship dynamic, problem, and prop. Keep the cast locked and only swap the scenario.
Questions about this prompt
Which models does this prompt work with?
It is written for Seedance 2.5. 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 4,142-word master prompt, copyable in one tap. A single purchase is permanent and stays in your library whatever your subscription does.
