Anime martial artist in a traditional Japanese dojo… | Deepfake AI Video

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Anime martial artist in a traditional Japanese dojo. Animate <Picture 1> as a short, controlled martial-arts performance that naturally resolves into the exact fighting stance shown in the reference. Preserve the exact character identity, face, red eyes, black ponytail, red ribbons, white martial-arts clothing, hand wraps, wrist guards, belt, body proportions, dojo environment, lighting, and illustration style. STATIC LOCKED CAMERA. No zoom, pan, orbit, reframing, perspective change, scene transition, morphing, or new objects. CRITICAL: Maintain believable martial-arts body mechanics and anatomically correct hands throughout. SHOT 1 — PREPARATION: Begin with her body very close to the reference position, but both hands are slightly lower and relaxed. She takes one controlled breath while maintaining intense eye contact with the camera. Her expression becomes focused. She smoothly raises both arms into a defensive martial-arts guard. Her rear hand rises vertically beside her face while her forward hand extends toward the camera, naturally forming the exact open-palm stance shown in <Picture 1>. Her shoulders and torso rotate slightly as her weight settles into the stance. SHOT 2 — CONTROLLED BLOCK: Once in position, she performs ONE small, fast but controlled defensive movement. The foreground palm sweeps approximately 15–20 centimeters sideways in a short blocking motion. Her torso rotates subtly with the block. Her rear hand remains protecting her face. Immediately after the block, the forward hand smoothly returns to its original position. IMPORTANT HAND ANATOMY: Both hands always have exactly five fingers. Keep fingers naturally aligned and separated. The foreground palm remains an OPEN HAND throughout the animation. Do not form a fist. No extra fingers, fused fingers, disappearing fingers, stretched fingers, twisted wrists, duplicated hands, or changing hand size. Do not move the foreground hand dramatically closer to the camera. SECONDARY MOTION: Her long ponytail responds naturally to the body movement with delayed inertia. The red ribbon trails briefly behind the motion and then settles. Loose hair strands move subtly. Wide sleeves and fabric react naturally to her arm movement. Wrist wraps and guards remain securely attached and unchanged. FINAL POSE: She returns precisely to the fighting stance shown in <Picture 1>. Foreground palm extended toward camera. Rear palm vertical beside her face. Red eyes staring intensely forward. Head and torso matching the reference. Hands anatomically correct. She holds the stance confidently. MOTION TIMING: 0–1 sec: Controlled breath and focused eye contact. 1–2.5 sec: Hands rise smoothly into the fighting stance. 2.5–3.5 sec: One short defensive palm block with subtle torso rotation. 3.5–4.3 sec: Hand returns to the reference position. Hair and ribbon follow with natural inertia. 4.3–5 sec: Completely confident final hold. No additional attacks. No repeated blocks. No blinking during the final hold. No hand drifting. No camera movement. Lighting: Preserve the warm dojo lighting and original color palette throughout. Audio: Quiet dojo ambience, subtle clothing movement, one sharp fabric movement during the block, and a soft controlled exhale. Dialogue: None. Music: None.