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Retro Sports Anime Serve

Retro TV sports anime: a volleyball smash held on the impact frame, then a slow replay tilt.

Anime & stylised motionText to video195 credits

Fills the prompt and every setting below into the Seedance 2.5 form. Nothing is submitted until you press generate.

The prompt

A volleyball player in a plain navy kit winds up and drives the ball over the net; the impact frame holds two beats while the ball stretches into a white streak. The camera cuts from a low baseline angle to a fast push on her face mid-shout, then a slow-motion tilt across the court floor. Bright overhead gym panels. Retro 1990s television anime look, visible cel grain, saturated flats, painted gym background. Audio: crowd roar, ball thud, squeaking shoes.

Settings this prompt was written for

Settings this prompt was written for
FieldValue
ModeText to video
Duration5 seconds
Resolution720p
Aspect ratio4:3
AudioAudio on
Credits195

They are the real price of that exact configuration — computed with the same pricing engine the API charges with, at the resolution, duration and audio setting shown on the card. Change any of those in the generator and the price updates with it.

Why it works

A retro television look is a set of specific tells, so the prompt names them directly: cel grain, saturated flats, a painted background, and the old 4:3 frame to match. The held impact frame and the ball stretched into a streak give the cut its physical beat, which is what keeps a five-second sports shot from reading as a generic rally. Cutting from the baseline to a push-in and then relaxing into slow motion mirrors how broadcast replays are actually assembled, so the model only has to hold three simple states.

Mode

Most cases are text-to-video and need nothing but the prompt. The ones marked "needs one reference image" are image-to-video: you supply a photo and the prompt keeps that subject or product locked while the camera moves.

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