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Tulip Alarm Clock in a Bedroom by the Sea

Create a 10-second vertical Japanese anime short about an anthropomorphic tulip in a bedroom overlooking the sea, turning off an alarm clock and then falling back asleep, showing the complete sequence of actions.

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Prompt

Create a realistic Japanese anime short, 10 seconds long in vertical 9:16 format. Use delicate hand-drawn lines, soft cel-shaded lighting, and natural morning light. The character should be cute but retain natural proportions, without a chibi, childlike cartoon look. Use a single continuous shot throughout: first show a wide view of the room, then smoothly push in to a close-up of the desk.

The setting is always a bedroom facing the sea. Cream-white walls, a light wood floor, and one corner of the foot of the bed visible in the foreground; through the large window on the back wall, the blue sea and a clear horizon are visible, and the ivory curtains sway gently. The light wood desk is fixed below the window on the right, with only a flowerpot and alarm clock on its surface. The sea view remains outside the window throughout.

**Fixed character placement:** The cream-white ceramic flowerpot is always on the left side of the desk, and the butter-yellow twin-bell alarm clock is always on the right, about half an alarm-clock width apart. The flower stem stays rooted in the potting soil, and the flowerpot does not move. When the alarm rings, it may only bounce vertically in place by about one centimeter, then land where it started; it must not slide sideways or tip over. The camera push-in does not change the flower-left, clock-right arrangement. The alarm clock faces the camera, with its top-center stop button clearly visible; after being pressed, the button stays depressed. The alarm clock has no facial features or limbs.

**The flower's appearance:** A small, pale pink tulip. The bud is about two-thirds the width of the flowerpot opening, shaped like a plump little droplet with a slightly closed tip, and never fully opens. Five petals overlap naturally; the two outer petals bend slightly inward, as if gently cradling a little face. Its color fades from creamy white at the base to pale cherry blossom pink at the edges. The petals are smooth, with slight translucency and faint, shallow veins when backlit.

The front of the bud has a pair of tiny almond-shaped eyes, soft eyelids, a faintly curved mouth, and a hint of pale pink blush on its cheeks. The features blend naturally into the petals, and its expression is sleepy and gentle. The flower has no human body, hands, feet, or clothes. The short green stem has only two round-tipped leaves; the right leaf, closer to the alarm clock, is slightly longer and can bend to press the stop button, but it does not grow fingers.

Action timeline:

**0–2 seconds:** Film a wide view of the bedroom from the foot of the bed, showing the bed, sea-view window, and desk. The flower sleeps with its head bowed and eyes closed, with a small cluster of translucent pale pink Zzz floating above the bud. The alarm clock is quiet.
**2–3.5 seconds:** Push the camera smoothly toward the desk without cutting. Keep the flower and alarm clock in view together, with the flower on the left and the clock on the right. The sea view gradually blurs. Before the button is pressed, the camera reaches a close-up where the button can be clearly seen; then the camera remains steady.
**3.5–4.5 seconds:** The alarm clock suddenly rings, bouncing vertically in place twice as its bells vibrate rapidly. The Zzz disappears. The flower's eyelids flutter, and its stem gives a small shiver.
**4.5–5.5 seconds:** The flower slowly opens its eyes and gives a little stretch: the stem straightens slightly, the bud lifts, and both leaves extend outward before pausing for half a beat. The flowerpot stays still.
**5.5–7 seconds:** The right leaf reaches out from beside the flower and its tip precisely targets the stop button on top of the alarm clock. After making contact, it presses the button all the way down and holds briefly. The instant the button is fully depressed, the ringing stops and both bells become completely still. Then the leaf tip visibly lifts off the button, the whole leaf withdraws to the flower's side, and it pauses for a moment. The button stays depressed, and the alarm does not ring again. Show the full sequence: “reach out, press, stop the ringing, release, withdraw.” Do not omit the ending action.
**7–8 seconds:** After the turn-off action is complete, the flower tilts its head to look at the alarm clock, which still wobbles slightly, then reaches out its right leaf and gently taps the side of the clock twice. Do not touch the top button or trigger the alarm again. The alarm clock gradually stops wobbling.
**8–10 seconds:** The right leaf fully retracts. The flower stays in place, lowers its head and closes its eyes, leaning slightly toward the alarm clock without touching it. Pale pink Zzz appear above the bud again. The camera holds on a close-up of the desk, with the blurred sea in the background; only the soft sound of waves can be heard.

**Generation constraints:** Do not use an oversized chibi head, huge eyes, exaggerated expressions, a 3D plastic toy look, or a plush or clay texture. Do not add flowers, leaves, flowerpots, alarm clocks, or people. Do not cut the shot or change the characters' appearance or left-right positions. Do not let the alarm continue ringing after it is turned off. Zzz should appear only while the flower is asleep and must remain above the bud; if the model generates inaccurate lettering, add it in post-production instead.

How to use

Usage tip: Suitable for video models that support timelines, character consistency, and continuous-shot control. After generation, check the flowerpot and alarm clock's left-right positions, the complete button-press sequence, and when the ringing stops.

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