First-person POV of an ice cube dropped into a glass of soda. The cube crashes into a bubbling ocean of carbonated liquid. Gigantic bubbles rise like balloons around the cube. A lemon slice floats overhead like a…
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A super high-speed flight action scene of a girl riding a dragon. High number of frames, 24FPS Japanese full-color anime. Two dragons, one blue and one red, are flying high above the clouds. They are flying faster than 100 km/h, cutting through the wind and passing between the clouds. A sense of freedom, liberation from anything that might interfere, and speed.
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