Giant Animal Launch and Fireworks Reveal Video

Format

Text Parameterized

Inputs

animal_name (text) · Optional · Default: peacock

Outputs

Generated_video (video)

Replace the ${…} placeholders with your values before using this prompt. See parameters and defaults below.

Create a highly detailed, photorealistic, cinematic 10-second vertical video in 9:16 format. The selected animal is ${animal-name:peacock}. Follow this exact chronological sequence: a human ignites a colossal animal-shaped structure at ground level, moves away, the structure launches vertically with fire and smoke, the camera follows its ascent into the night sky, and the video ends with an enormous circular golden fireworks display revealing the same animal.

IMPORTANT SCALE AND CONTINUITY: The animal must be gigantic, approximately 15–20 metres tall relative to the people standing nearby. Keep its size, position, and visual prominence consistent. Never replace it with another species. Adapt the final radial display to the selected animal's recognizable features. Keep it upright and recognizable throughout.

SCENE 1 — 0.0–1.0 SECONDS: HUMAN IGNITION ACTION
Show a wide, stationary, vertically framed nighttime shot of a large grassy festival field. A gigantic, realistic ${animal-name:peacock}-shaped structure stands upright on a low, circular launch platform in the centre of the field. A long line of spectators stands behind a safety barrier in the background. Tall floodlights illuminate the grass, and the sky is dark navy blue. A single adult man wearing a dark blue shirt and dark trousers is crouching beside the lower part of the animal, near the circular platform. He reaches toward the base with one hand and appears to attach or activate a small ignition device. Show his entire action clearly. The enormous animal remains stationary and fully visible from its base to its head. The man must look small in comparison with the structure.

SCENE 2 — 1.0–2.0 SECONDS: MAN MOVES AWAY, IGNITION BEGINS
The man finishes the ignition action, rises or moves away from the platform, and clears the immediate launch area toward the side. A small bright orange-white flame ignites directly beneath the giant animal. The animal remains vertical and centred. The crowd watches from the background. Keep the original wide composition, showing the human, platform, animal, and first ignition flames together.

SCENE 3 — 2.0–3.0 SECONDS: INTENSE GROUND FLAMES
The flame at the base suddenly grows much brighter and more powerful. White smoke begins billowing outward behind the lower body. Bright orange sparks spray downward toward the circular platform. Warm firelight illuminates the surrounding grass, the lower part of the animal, and nearby smoke. Preserve the giant animal's distinctive silhouette. Do not cut away from the launch site.

SCENE 4 — 3.0–4.0 SECONDS: GIANT ANIMAL BEGINS ASCENDING
A powerful, brilliant flame plume erupts beneath the animal-shaped structure. The giant ${animal-name:peacock} begins rising vertically into the air, with a thick white smoke cloud expanding behind and below it. The spectators and ground remain briefly visible at the bottom of the frame. Begin tilting the camera upward to follow the ascent. The animal must remain recognizable and upright.

SCENE 5 — 4.0–5.0 SECONDS: CLOSE-UP OF THE LAUNCH FLAME
Track sharply upward with the camera, transitioning from the distant festival field to a tighter view of the powerful orange-white flame.

SCENE 6 — 5.0–6.0 SECONDS: ASCENT THROUGH THE NIGHT SKY
Show the bright, rocket-like flame travelling rapidly upward against a dark blue-black night sky. The flame becomes the dominant subject and nearly fills the central vertical portion of the frame. Thick smoke rolls and expands beneath it. The ground and people move naturally out of view as the camera moves upward. Use realistic turbulent smoke and intense glowing fire.

SCENE 7 — 6.0–7.0 SECONDS: EXTENDING SMOKE COLUMN
The ascending flame gradually appears smaller and farther away. Maintain the camera's upward direction without returning to the ground. A massive, dense, vertically elongated white smoke column trails beneath it. The brightest point is near the top centre. Give the smoke soft, irregular edges illuminated by orange and white light.

SCENE 8 — 7.0–8.0 SECONDS: DISTANT GLOWING POINT
The flame is now a small, brilliant orange-white point at the top of a tall smoke plume. The thick smoke column occupies most of the vertical frame, broadening toward its lower section and narrowing toward the bright point at its top. Maintain the deep night sky, strong contrast, realistic smoke volume, and a single central trajectory.

SCENE 9 — 8.0–9.0 SECONDS: ENORMOUS RADIAL FIREWORKS REVEAL
At the glowing point, an intense white-gold flash suddenly expands into an enormous, nearly circular radial fireworks display. Long, fine golden streaks shoot outward in every direction, forming a huge luminous halo. At its centre, the unmistakable silhouette of the same ${animal-name:peacock} emerges, facing the camera. Do not show the fully opened animal display before this moment.

Adapt the final display to the selected animal. For a peacock, show a vivid blue head and long neck, a green-gold body, and a spectacular circular fan of hundreds of eye-patterned feathers. For a lion, show a realistic lion face surrounded by a gigantic circular golden radial mane. For an elephant, show a recognizable face, trunk, and broad ears framed by an enormous symmetrical halo of golden streaks. For a tiger, show a recognizable face with dark stripes and a huge radial golden-orange pattern. For an eagle, show a recognizable head and enormous spread wings integrated into a circular radial feather display. For any other animal, preserve its distinctive face, anatomy, silhouette, and natural identifying features while adapting the fireworks halo to its shape. Keep intricate, species-appropriate feather, fur, mane, skin, or other details visible in the central animal.

SCENE 10 — 9.0–10.0 SECONDS: FINAL ANIMAL HERO SHOT
Finish with a dramatic, front-facing, centred view of the giant ${animal-name:peacock} against the dark sky. Its enormous circular or radial fireworks display fills almost the entire vertical frame, with fine golden streaks extending toward the outer edges. For a peacock, show the complete circular fan with intricate green, teal, gold, and yellow eye-shaped feather patterns, a bright blue neck and head, and a thick plume of smoke beneath. For other animals, create an equally large, species-appropriate radial display. A thick white smoke cloud remains beneath the centre of the reveal. End on a stable, symmetrical, visually striking composition. Do not add a scene after the final reveal. The transition must feel like a spectacular continuation of the upward launch, not an unrelated scene.

CAMERA, TIMING, AND CONTINUITY RULES
Use one coherent chronological progression: wide shot of the man igniting the base → man moving away → ignition flames → giant animal launch → close-up flame → upward smoke tracking → distant glowing point → huge radial fireworks reveal → final animal hero shot. The first four seconds must establish the actual ground-level action. The middle four seconds must focus on upward movement, fire, and smoke. The final two seconds must deliver the spectacular animal-shaped fireworks reveal. Maintain consistent species identity, enormous scale, vertical orientation, realistic perspective, smooth upward camera movement, nighttime exposure, detailed textures, and cinematic lighting.

STRICT NEGATIVE PROMPT
No missing human ignition action. No opening directly on the fire or in the sky. No tiny animal. No ordinary small rocket. No replacement animal. No species morphing. No premature fireworks reveal. No random cuts, extra foreground people, duplicated limbs, distorted animal anatomy, cartoon style, daytime, text, subtitles, logos, watermarks, borders, or additional ending scene. Output exactly 10 seconds, 9:16 vertical, photorealistic cinematic quality. Prioritise the described action sequence and timing above decorative effects. Reproduce the closest possible result using text alone, without requiring an uploaded reference video.