High-quality Japanese ultra-high-speed battle anime. Match the art style of the reference image. The unique characters from the input images appear one after another from the bottom right of the screen against a blue…
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Dimly lit art gallery after hours. Shot 1 (0-7s): Security guard walks past a 19th-century oil portrait of a woman. Shot 2 (7-15s): Slow push-in on the painting — the woman’s eyes follow him, then she slowly raises a finger to her lips in the painting while the real guard’s mouth is forced shut by invisible hands. Canvas texture hyper-real, oil paint moving like skin. Audio: guard’s muffled screams, wet paint sounds, gallery echo.
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