Camera accelerates forward without stopping. Environments don’t transition cleanly, they tear into each other mid-motion. Desert rips into ocean, ocean into city, city into cavern, layers overlap for split seconds.…
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Start with a plain black background, with the "Wavespeed" logo centered in the background. Then, the cute little dragon from image 1/2 comes bouncing in. he hops up on the logo, and walks on the letters. when he touches a letter for the first time, the letter lights up and plays a little sound (like a cute xylophone or piano sound) Make it playful and cute. in the end, he lies down on the Wavespeed logo, which is now colored in bright pastel colors and sparkling. cute and playful. no music. only sounds are him flapping and hopping on the letters, and the musical sounds of the letters lighting up/changing colors
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