Real Kitchen, 2D Sticker Cooking Comedy Video

## Video prompt

Create a 10-second, horizontal 16:9 comedy video as one uninterrupted, photorealistic first-person cooking POV shot. Use only slight natural handheld movement; no cuts or transitions. Include the specified sound effects and cooking audio.

### Fixed composition and kitchen

Keep the camera position, framing, kitchen geography, and left-right orientation consistent throughout. A single black wok stays slightly left of center; Fu Shu and one small wooden stool stay on the right. Keep both fully visible and unobstructed. Show a lived-in home kitchen from slightly above cook eye level, with a white tiled wall and power outlet, soy sauce and cooking oil bottles, a stainless-steel sink in the rear-right, and daylight from a side window. Glossy beef and green vegetables sizzle in the wok as natural steam rises.

The kitchen, food, steam, salt grains, glass salt jar, single spatula, stool, bottles, sink, window, and any real adult hands are photorealistic and physically believable. Maintain the same wok and continuously evolving mound of salt and food throughout.

### Fu Shu: fixed 2D sticker design

Fu Shu is the only character. He is a round, overweight, middle-aged uncle rendered as a completely flat 2D chibi anime sticker, with subtle crayon and paper grain, a clean dark-brown outline, and a complete white sticker border. Give him two-head-tall proportions, an oversized round head, tiny limbs, and a prominent round belly. His softly square-round face has small black dot eyes, a bean-shaped nose, pink cheeks, a thick black handlebar mustache, and a mischievous grin. He is bald on top, with short black hair pressed flat against both sides.

He wears a plain white sleeveless undershirt, solid mustard-yellow apron, solid teal knee-length shorts, and brown slippers. No text, numbers, logos, hat, jewelry, or extra accessories. He sits on the single wooden stool beside the stove and is about half the wok's diameter in height. His body behaves like a lightly elastic sheet of printed paper and only squashes or stretches in a flat cartoon manner. Keep his identity, proportions, hair, mustache, belly, clothes, and slippers consistent throughout.

Fu Shu must remain entirely flat 2D: no 3D volume, realistic skin, volumetric lighting, plastic depth, clay texture, or realistic cast shadow. Keep his compositing layer and screen position consistent.

### Strict real-hand roles and relay

Never show more than one real human hand in any frame, and never show the left and right hands simultaneously. No mirrored or same-direction hands, duplicated arms, floating hands, or extra palms.

- The photorealistic adult RIGHT HAND alone operates the one and only wooden-handled metal spatula and stir-fries. It enters only from the bottom-right edge, with its wrist connected to that edge, the back of the hand toward camera, and its thumb clearly on screen-left, pointing toward center. It never touches, supports, covers, stabilizes, or tilts the salt jar.
- The photorealistic adult LEFT HAND alone removes the salt jar. It enters only from the upper-left edge, with its wrist connected to that edge, the back of the hand toward camera, and its thumb clearly on screen-right, pointing toward center. It enters empty-handed and never touches a utensil.
- Follow the exact relay: right hand only from 00:00–00:03; it sets the spatula flat in the wok and fully exits by 00:03.2. Only after it is gone, the left hand enters from 00:03.2–00:03.8, takes the jar, and fully exits. Only after the left hand is gone may the same right hand return at 00:03.8 and retrieve the same spatula.

### Action and timing

**00:00–00:03 — Fu Shu secretly salts the food.** Only the right hand is visible, entering from bottom-right and continuously stir-frying with the single spatula. Fu Shu grins mischievously and uses his own two visible 2D sticker hands to hug and lift a photorealistic glass salt jar larger than his head. He alone raises, rotates, and tilts the jar; its full weight is carried exclusively by his 2D hands. A dense stream of realistic white salt falls only from the jar opening and forms a clearly visible mound on the beef and vegetables. No real hand or fingers approach the jar. Audio: continuous sizzling and dense pouring salt grains.

**00:03–00:03.2 — Right hand exits.** The salt stream stops and the salt mound is visible. The right hand places the single spatula flat inside the wok and completely exits through the bottom-right edge. No real hand is visible; the spatula remains motionless.

**00:03.2–00:03.8 — Left hand removes the jar.** Confirm the right hand is fully gone. The empty left hand enters alone from upper-left, takes the glass jar directly from Fu Shu's two 2D hands, and completely exits upper-left carrying it. It never touches the spatula, which remains motionless in the wok.

**00:03.8–00:05 — Right hand taps Fu Shu.** Confirm the left hand is fully gone. The same right hand returns from bottom-right and picks up the same spatula from the wok. In one continuous trajectory, lift it toward Fu Shu's head; once it leaves the wok, no other spatula or utensil remains inside. Give Fu Shu an impossibly light, harmless cartoon tap on the top of the head with the flat side, then return that same spatula to the wok. On a light metallic “DUANG,” a flat red cartoon bump pops onto his head. His paper body bounces vertically once, his eyes open wide, and his two 2D hands hold his head. Only the right hand is visible. Audio: light metallic “DUANG” and one cartoon spring sound.

**00:05–00:08 — The bite.** Only the same right hand and single spatula are visible. Fu Shu's eyes become flat spiral cartoon eyes; two bright blue, flat 2D sticker fountains of tears shoot sideways from them. The right hand scoops a small bite of beef and vegetables from the same salty mound and brings it to Fu Shu's open cartoon mouth. The food harmlessly pops in with a soft “boop,” and his cheeks immediately inflate into two round, flat sticker balloons. Keep the action absurd and harmless: no force, choking, injury, burning, or realistic suffering. Audio: exaggerated cartoon crying, spatula scraping over salt, and a soft “boop.”

**00:08–00:10 — Too salty, K.O.** Fu Shu swallows. His flat body turns pale and freezes for half a beat; his eyes become cartoon X shapes. He falls backward from the same stool like a lightweight sheet of paper, with short limbs briefly pointing upward. A ring of flat cartoon stars rotates around the red bump, and a thin strand of semi-transparent cartoon white smoke rises from his nose. Preserve his identity, features, body shape, clothes, shorts, and slippers as he falls. Hold clearly on the final punchline for the last 0.3 seconds. Audio: a short stiffening sound, soft paper-like thud, and silly ascending spirit sound.

### Continuity and exclusions

Treat every timestamp as part of the same continuous shot. Keep the kitchen, camera, 16:9 framing, character scale, compositing, and screen geography consistent. The same wok, food, and salt mound remain present and evolve continuously. The entire video contains exactly one Fu Shu, one wooden stool, one black wok, one glass salt jar, and one wooden-handled metal spatula.

Never show simultaneous hands, two right hands, two left hands, duplicated arms, extra palms, a second spatula, duplicated utensils, or a spatula left in the wok while another is airborne. The left hand never stir-fries or touches the spatula; the right hand never takes the jar. Real hands do not help Fu Shu pour salt.