Kling 2.5 Turbo (pro)
🎬 SCENE 4 — STRICT CHARACTER & STYLE CONSISTENCY IMPORTANT: Use the original image as the absolute visual reference. The animation must look like the exact same scene brought to life. CHARACTER CONSISTENCY IS THE HIGHEST PRIORITY. Keep ChaosBuddy 100% identical to the original character from the first frame to the last frame: - Same face and facial structure - Same eyes, mouth, ears and body shape - Same colors and textures - Same clothes and accessories - Same proportions and size - Same cartoon/art style - Same outlines and visual details - Same character identity Keep ChaosBuddy’s brother 100% consistent with his original established character design. Do not reinterpret, redesign, replace, or change his appearance. Do not change the original art style under any circumstances. Do not turn the characters into realistic humans, 3D characters, anime characters, different cartoon styles, or another visual style. The scene begins exactly like the original image. ChaosBuddy quickly eats the cake with several fast but natural bites. His movements are energetic and funny, but his body, face and proportions remain completely consistent with the original design. The cake gradually becomes smaller as he eats it. ChaosBuddy suddenly hears something outside. He stops eating and slowly looks toward the door, becoming nervous. The door opens and his brother enters the room. The brother sees ChaosBuddy eating the cake and catches him in the act. The brother says: “Wait… what are you doing?!” ChaosBuddy freezes and nervously says: “Uh… nothing!” His brother looks at the cake and says: “You ate the whole cake?!” ChaosBuddy replies nervously: “I… I can explain!” End with ChaosBuddy frozen in embarrassment while his brother stares at him in disbelief. CAMERA: smooth cinematic movement only. No sudden camera changes. PRESERVE: original composition, background, lighting, colors, shadows, textures, character designs and overall visual style. STRICTLY AVOID: character redesign, style change, face morphing, body deformation, changing clothes, changing colors, changing proportions, extra characters, extra objects, random details, flickering, glitches, distorted hands or faces, inconsistent characters, or any change to the original visual identity.