15s9:16Kung Fu Cat Fights Waves of Rabbits in Dojo
A 15-second cinematic action sequence parodying a Marvel-style trailer, featuring an orange cat in a taekwondo uniform battling waves of rabbit students in a dojo. The prompt uses shot-by-shot timing with fast cuts, slow-motion impacts, and a heroic orchestral score, ending with the cat emerging victorious from a pile of rabbits.
The Anxious Mind @drjoetw
Prompt (original, unmodified)
Epic Marvel Studios tone, dramatic lighting, fast cuts, slow-motion impacts, bass hits, heroic orchestral rise. 0.0–0.8s: Wide shot — Martial arts dojo. Orange cat in white taekwondo uniform stands center, surrounded by colorful rabbit students in high school tracksuits. 0.8–1.6s: Close-up — Cat raises Wing Chun guard stance. Focused eyes. 1.6–2.4s: Mid shot — First rabbit attacks. Rapid chain punches, sharp impacts. 2.4–3.2s: Slow motion — Rabbit flies back from palm strike, dust in golden light. 3.2–4.2s: Tracking — Cat steps in, deflects two rabbits with precise hand techniques. 4.2–5.2s: Close combat — Elbows, punches, low kicks. Rabbits drop fast. 5.2–6.4s: Low angle — One-inch punch sends multiple rabbits flying. 6.4–7.6s: Wide — Brief stillness. Floor covered with fallen rabbits. 7.6–8.8s: Impact — Doors and windows explode open. More rabbits flood in. 8.8–10.0s: Montage — Fast brutal exchanges. Cat gets surrounded. 10.0–11.2s: Overhead — Rabbits pile up, forming a mound over the cat. 11.2–12.6s: Hold — The pile grows higher, slight movement inside. 12.6–15.0s: Final shot — Cat pops head out from top of rabbit pile, messy but smiling at camera. Dialogue (to camera): "Never give up!"
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How this prompt compares
Across all 5,926 prompts, the techniques used here appear at: tracking 41%, close-up 40%, wide shot 26%, slow motion 21%.
The 15s duration is not arbitrary: 71% of the prompts in this library that state a duration ask for exactly 15 seconds — Seedance 2.0 accepts clips up to 15 seconds, so 15s is the model's ceiling and the most common choice.
