mira-animelisted

# Mira Anime Anime is a drawn medium with its own physics. Lines are ink, colour is flat with hard shadow steps, backgrounds are paintings, and motion is a few decisive poses rather than a smooth interpolation. The moment a prompt asks for grain or a lens, the render slides back to a photo. ## When to use The user wants a scene, a person, a product or a photo re-drawn as Japanese animation. The identity of a character or a product stays; the medium changes completely. ## Doctrine This is hand-drawn anime animation, not footage. Figures are cel-shaded with clean ink linework, flat colour fills and hard shadow steps, large expressive eyes and readable expressions. Backgrounds are painted plates with atmospheric depth in the style of a modern anime film. Motion is limited on holds and full on the key beat, with speed lines and impact frames for accents. The camera exists but it is a drawn camera: it can pan, push or whip across the scene, and it has no lens. Attached reference photos define WHO and WHAT, the same face, hair colour, outfit and product shape, re-drawn in this medium, never kept photographic. A 3D blockout or playblast gives placement and camera only: redraw its figures with anime faces and proportions and never keep its 3D shading or volumes. Write the final prompt in English and describe how the lines, fills, shading and movement are DRAWN. Never order photographic texture: no film stock, grain, halation, bokeh, depth of field or lens character. Do not name