Lost Wind Chimes Animation Video Prompt
A detailed prompt for Seedance 2.0 to produce storyboard-based animated shorts, emphasizing visual consistency and emotional rhythm.
This page collects Video prompt examples classified under “Anime”. Compare the generated results, composition or shot choices, and source wording before adapting an example to your project.
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A detailed prompt for Seedance 2.0 to produce storyboard-based animated shorts, emphasizing visual consistency and emotional rhythm.
Generates a 10-second cinematic anime-style video depicting a schoolgirl's morning routine in a Japanese town with smooth camera movement and nostalgic lighting.
A comprehensive prompt for creating a 30-second 2.5D anime samurai battle video featuring two distinct warriors with detailed choreography and visual effects.
A prompt for creating vertical lyric videos in the style of EVA title cards, synchronizing lyrics with the song.
A complex prompt for a seamless loop animation of a concrete sky tower morphing between four forms with a lofi bedroom inside.
A detailed prompt for Seedance 2.5 to create a hand-drawn 2D anime-style cooking short of Korean Japchae set in the countryside.
Use uploaded character designs to generate a 15-second cinematic anime clip of Tyler Rake navigating the narrow streets of Dhaka, Bangladesh, ensuring visual consistency.
A prompt for using Grok Imagine to convert 6x6 grid images into smooth anime character dance videos.
A detailed prompt for a 15-second cinematic cel-shaded 3D anime video depicting a rescue mission on a Korean university campus at night.
A detailed prompt for a 15-second anime video about an angel and demon meeting in the rain, using Seedance 2.0 and character references.
A complex narrative prompt featuring a disappearing cat and emotional storytelling with advanced zoom effects.
A detailed Seedance 2.5 prompt for a 15-second mountain bike chase loop animation, incorporating principles like squash and stretch.
A prompt to generate a 20-second cinematic anime short featuring "The Expendables" characters in a dim South American manor, using uploaded character sheets for consistency.
A prompt for creating a 15-second motion graphics video of a character dancing, suitable for portfolio showcases.
An anime-style short video prompt set in a San Francisco bookstore, emphasizing golden hour lighting and slow camera movement.
A set of prompts for generating clips showing an elf girl's transformation from a cozy morning state into a brave fantasy warrior.
Detailed prompt for creating high-quality anime battle scenes in Seedance 2.5, featuring specific timing and visual effects.
A prompt for a fast-paced anime-style cooking video demonstrating how to make authentic Katsudon.
Claude Opus 5.5 Max created a music video where every frame is generated by pure JavaScript, tracing manga into vector/SVG with real-time typography.
A prompt for Opus 5.5 to generate a 15-second motion graphics video of a girl dancing from a single image.
A comparison of Dola AI and Qwen Happy Horse using a prompt of a Dalmatian performing parkour in a sci-fi setting.
A prompt for generating a 30-second Korean action scene in cel-shaded 3D anime style, featuring a school rescue mission and dynamic fight choreography.
A prompt for generating a heartwarming 15-second 2D anime sequence of a family relaxing and falling asleep together, mimicking late 90s/early 2000s animation.
A dynamic video prompt for Seedance 2.0 showing an anime girl traversing skyscrapers and transforming into a flying entity.
Start with an example that matches your goal. Describe the subject and intended result, then add the composition, camera, lighting, audio, motion, or layout details that matter for Video generation. Replace product, brand, reference, and dialogue variables before generating.
Open a card, compare its preview with the source wording, and copy the original prompt into Topview AI or a compatible generator. Adjust references, constraints, and style notes for your project.
Treat every prompt as a tested example or starting point, not a guaranteed result. Review outputs for brand accuracy, rights, safety, and the capabilities of your selected model.
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The library currently includes examples for Seedance 2.5, Seedance 2.0, Wan 3.0, GPT Image 2, Nano Banana Pro, Gemini Omni, Grok Imagine. Availability varies by media type and library filters.
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