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Video · Seedance 2.5

Pixar-Style Siblings' Drawing Paper Quarrel and Reconciliation

A warm vertical short in 3D Pixar style about an older sister and younger brother who quarrel over drawing paper. After he cries, she comforts him, and they finally laugh together in a hug. The emotional progression is clear, and character appearance stays consistent.

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Prompt

Create a high-quality cinematic 3D animated cartoon video featuring two adorable toddlers in a cozy, beautifully decorated living room.

A little girl wearing a colorful floral dress with two cute ponytails is sitting on the floor, happily drawing pictures with crayons on a large white sheet of paper. A cute baby boy wearing blue pajamas crawls beside her and watches curiously.

Suddenly, the baby boy playfully grabs her drawing paper and messes up her artwork. The little girl becomes surprised and angry, crossing her arms with an adorable frustrated expression. The baby boy starts crying dramatically.

The little girl notices his tears, gently picks him up, hugs him warmly, and comforts him. The baby gradually stops crying and smiles happily. Finally, both children laugh together while sharing a sweet hug.

Visual Style: Ultra-detailed 3D Pixar-style animation, adorable toddler characters, expressive big eyes, realistic facial expressions, soft cinematic lighting, colorful cozy living room, beautiful textures, smooth natural movements, emotional storytelling, professional animation quality, 4K resolution, vertical 9:16 aspect ratio.

Camera: Smooth cinematic camera movements, medium shots and close-ups to capture facial expressions and emotional reactions.

Important: Maintain consistent character faces, hairstyles, clothing, and body proportions throughout the entire video. No dialogue, no subtitles, no text, no watermark.

How to use

Suitable as a story clip or emotional opener for short videos, used directly for 9:16 vertical content.

Details

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Video
Model
Seedance 2.5
License
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