Animated PV VIDEO Breakdown (Prompts Included)
AI Generated Video①
AI Generated Video②
AI Generated Video③
AI Generated Video④
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Create PV Video on Pollo AI
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Text-to-Video Workflow
Open pollo.ai and select Video Generation, then choose the Text-to-Video mode. Paste your full video prompt, set your preferred video duration and aspect ratio. Select any one of these models: Seedance 2.5, Seedance 2.0, MiniMax H3 or Wan 3.0. Click generate once all settings are confirmed.
Video Generation Screen
Video Prompt①（Meshiko Chef Girl Anime PV）
Fixed protagonist:Meshiko Meshiko (Chef Girl), identical throughout. Style: bizarre+cute+90s shoujo manga+extreme 2D perspective+high-impact MV storyboards. Four acts, text-to-video only, no reference images.
STYLE:Pure black #000000 outlines, 3-5px, rounded hand-drawn ends; 100% flat cel shading with subtle lighter/darker blocks. Flat 2D only: extreme low/high angles, fisheye, 15-30° Dutch tilts, close-ups filling 80%, long shots with Meshiko at 5%. Vary triangle/S-curve/diagonal/center compositions, off-frame limbs/elements, strong adjacent colors, dense layouts vs negative space. Brush typography: uneven hooked strokes, 2-3px black outline, purple/black lower-right shadow, cream upper-left highlight. Camera: pan/zoom/±5° rotation only; no 3D/depth. Transitions in 1-2 frames: manga panels, decorated frames, 5-line speed slashes, manga-grid push-ins. Key impacts: 1-frame 1.0x→1.2x zoom+5 speed lines+one four-point star.
PALETTE:Mint #A0E6C2; black #000000; purple #9B59FF; pink #FF6B9D; cream #FFF8E7; orange-red #FF6B47; dark purple #2D1B4E.
MESHIKO:Slender, head:body≈1:0.8, rounded shoujo face. Cream skin, purple lower-face/neck shadow, orange-red blush circles. Medium twin ponytails, side bangs, curled ends; pink base, purple shadows, cream highlights. Oversized eye≈30% of head: pink iris, black heart pupil, purple lashes, 2 cream highlights; blink, heart→star, enlarge, tears, eye-roll, direct stare. Accessories: tiny cream chef hat at right ponytail base; pie clip on bangs with golden crust, purple-red jam and tiny eyeball; left whisk earring, right spatula earring; short pink apron neck strap. Outfit: cream short-sleeve top, purple high-waist mini skirt, cream ankle boots with purple buckles. One pink-purple worm wraps around hair. Motion: bouncy walk+twin-tail sway; breathing+hair/worm motion; jump=shadow stretch+0.3s air+3-frame hair lift; roll=4-frame rotation; cooking=whisk/spatula loop; flying=straddling purple-headed broom with cream smoke tail. Expressions/actions include V-smile, eerie grin, O-mouth, crying, ✕-pupil anger, wink, terror, eye-roll, lip bite; walk/run/jump/squat/somersault/fly/roll/stretch/heart gesture/death stare. BGM 100-120 BPM, cute+eerie; sync a visual/action beat about every 0.5s.
ACT 1 BIRTH 0-2s:Mint background. Extreme long shot: cream egg fills 50%, thick black outline, 3 purple spots, trembling; Meshiko only 5%. A black crack grows over 2 frames, 5 eyeballs emerge, shell splits into 4 pieces flying to corners with afterimages. Cut to extreme low-angle close-up: Meshiko fills 80%, O-mouth+enlarged pupil, twin tails whip once, apron strap/hair worm flick, 5 black speed lines burst. She lands and bounces twice; pupil enlarges once. Keep breathing, hair, clips and worm moving. Add floating eyes, stars, crescent, doodles, mushroom, falling whisk and one slow deep-red drop. 2D push 1.0x→1.2x. Pink brush title"Meshiko"fades in. At 0.8s frame tilts 15°, Meshiko V-smiles, one star bursts, then returns upright. Transition: manga-grid push.
ACT 2 KITCHEN 2-5s:Mint walls, purple curtains, cream cookware, kitchen tilted 20°. 0-1s: Meshiko at counter, eye scans, curious V-mouth, breathing, twin tails sway. 1-2s: 45° shot, walks 3 steps left to purple cupboard. 2-3s: takes a cream pie mold, looks upward, V-smile, one cream drool strand. 3-4s: giant eyeball falls onto her head; extreme low-angle impact, pupil becomes ✕ for 1 frame, twin tails bounce, pie clip shakes, 5 speed lines, chef-hat clip flies off-frame 0.3s. 4-5s: eyeball rolls away; close-up eerie smile, orange-red sweat drop, 1-frame zoom+star. Transition: decorated storyboard frame.
ACT 3 GARDEN→MOONLIGHT 5-9s:5-7s: purple grass, neon-green mushrooms, purple flowers. Fisheye: crouches, looks down, cream drool. Picks purple flower; diagonal composition, Meshiko lower left/flower upper right. Smells it, slow blink, satisfied V-mouth; purple butterfly lands. She chases it 3 steps, then it lands on chef-hat clip; O-mouth+enlarged pupils, body bounces twice. Butterfly leaves; angry inverted-V mouth+✕ pupils, stomp; 1-frame impact launches a worm. She sits and cries with one pink-red tear. 7-9s: purple sky, cream full moon, purple clouds/stars. Low angle: straddles broom on purple mountain tip, rises, smoke tail lengthens, twin tails blow back; 1-frame impact+5 speed lines. Extreme long shot: shrinks to 5%, swallowed by sky, broom/smoke become a tiny point. Moon fills upper-right 30% with a skull in one crater; one worm hangs from broom. Transition: thick black 5-line slash.
ACT 4 CHORUS 9-13s:Mint party field with purple decorations. Start 15° tilt, O-mouth+enlarged pupils, trembling. Scale 1.0x→1.5x; twin tails whip. Grow to 50%, heart pupil flashes, pink tear, 5-line impact; grow to 70%, extreme low-angle symmetrical close-up filling 80%, eerie grin, tongue extends off-frame 0.5s and returns. Remove whisk from left ear and perform 4 fast cooking loops. Body oscillates 1.0x→1.1x→0.9x; twin tails release into long hair; cream outline flashes 1 frame. Jump upward with stretched shadow, hair lift, skirt spin and 5 speed lines; land hard, bounce 3 times, surrounding elements burst outward for 1 frame. Then 0.3s death stare+slow blink, shrink to 1.0x and restore twin tails. Turn back then front; end with 1-frame zoom+star. 30+ eyeballs cluster then scatter with varied motions: rotate, twitch-blink, heart→star, enlarge, cry, eye-roll, 360° spin, sync/stagger blink, push, fly/return, sleep. Add worms, bats, mushrooms, candles, skulls, one large cream skull with rotating purple eyes, purple banner with pink brush text"Meshiko Theme", stars, doodles, deep-red drop, ghost flame, crescent and floating chef tools. Secondary"Meshiko Theme"in dark-purple brush text fades in.
ENDING 13-15s:Mint background+purple motifs. 20° tilt→level→extreme low-angle close-up, 2D push 1.0x→1.2x. 0-0.5s: centered at 0.7x, arms overhead with whisk/spatula, twin tails whip upward, apron strap floats, slow blink, V-smile+blush. 0.5-1s: level, 0.3s death stare, pink tear with 2 afterimages, eerie smile, 5-line impact. 1-1.5s: extreme low angle, heart pupil fills 80%, chef-hat/pie clips shake, twin tails spread beyond frame. 1.5-2s: medium shot, freeze cute pose with one breathing cycle; peripheral elements fade. Purple frame with 8px black outline contracts inward. Pink brush title"Meshiko"drops from above with overshoot bounce; secondary"© Meshiko 2026"fades below; one star locks at each corner; final 0.3s a purple butterfly flies past lower right. Freeze.
ART RULES:Refined flat cel shading; 3-5px black outlines; 5-10 elements moving per shot; no static scene over 0.5s. Keep extreme 2D perspective, tilted framing, off-frame extensions, strong color adjacency and negative-space/density contrast. Key actions use 1-frame zoom+speed lines+star. Absolutely no 3D, photorealism, realistic deformation, or inconsistent character design.
Video Prompt②（Hypercolor Anime Heroine PV）
Create a 15-second Japanese high-saturation illustration-style animated PV, strongly referencing Mika Pikazo-like color tension and visual language while keeping the character, compositions, and imagery original. The core is not ordinary shot cutting, but continuous visual propulsion created through color flow, shape morphing, composition shifts, and element handoffs, emphasizing intense color motion, smoothness, and rhythmic impact. Use ultra-saturated 2D illustration with bold clashes of pure red, electric blue, neon green, bright yellow, magenta, cyan, pure white, and pure black, creating extreme brightness and chroma contrast. The protagonist is an original anime girl with exaggerated bright iris highlights, sharp eye makeup, colorful hair accessories, trendy fashion, manicure, earrings, and graphic makeup details. The background is not a realistic space, but a dynamic 2D stage built from large flat color fields, geometric planes, spray textures, hand-drawn lines, manga speed lines, sticker icons, graffiti symbols, and collage patterns. The overall look should feel fashionable, bold, youthful, rebellious, glamorous, like a moving magazine cover or high-energy MV opening.
Core requirements:no ordinary transitions, no simple hard cuts, fades, or basic zoom-cut editing. Transitions must be driven by color, shapes, hair, eyes, gestures, and clothing edges that morph and hand off into the next image. Scenes should glide into one another like liquid paint, silky color ribbons, flat collage layers, and graphic structures. Every shot must visually echo the next through matching shapes and continuing colors. The entire film should feel like one uninterrupted torrent of high-energy color.
0-3s:High-impact opening. Full-screen red, blue, and yellow color fields rapidly spread, not as simple flashes, but like colored paper and liquid paint being pushed apart at once. Their edges stretch, deform, and slide until they converge into an extreme close-up of the girl's eye. The camera sits very close to her eye and hand; her fingertips frame her face graphically, while colorful nails echo the highlights in her iris. A red background shape follows the contour of her fingers and naturally flows into the next composition, creating the first seamless transition.
3-6s:Start from the eye highlight as blue and neon green expand across the frame like ink, then naturally become the outline of her hair and side profile. She turns her head slightly; hair strands, earrings, and colorful accessories create flowing lines that extend the composition and guide the viewer into a half-body shot. Background graphic blocks rotate, slide, and reassemble in sync, forming a continuous shape-morph transition. The image should feel like it slides into the next layout by itself rather than being cut.
6-9s:Enter the first color climax. The girl performs bold stylish poses: reaching out, tilting her head, moving close to the lens, smiling lightly, giving a one-eye stare. Her gestures push foreground color fields toward the camera, and those fields naturally transform into background collage elements in the next shot. Split screens may appear, but never as rigid cuts: a highly saturated color ribbon sweeps through the center and pushes one frame into two or three panels. Different character details, expressions, and compositions connect through same-color sliding, shape matching, and contour continuation, creating one continuous visual relay.
9-12s:Increase the tempo. Rapidly cycle through local character close-ups: extreme eye detail, mouth corner, earrings, legs, fabric folds, hair tips, fingers, and accessories. Connect every shot through stretched color trails, contour merging, or pattern-cover-and-reveal transitions. Example: the end of blue hair whips out a blue arc that instantly becomes a giant background graphic in the next shot; a red fingernail scratches across the lens and the mark becomes the red framing device of the next composition. Avoid ordinary editing; pursue smooth shot-to-shot morphing.
12-15s:Final explosion. Multiple saturated color fields, fluorescent graphics, sticker elements, and character poses rapidly combine into a powerful poster-like final image. Briefly use an ultra-wide close-up perspective, then pull all flying colors, lines, patterns, hair, and accessories toward the center. End on a strong hero freeze: the original girl stares directly at the camera with a bold, confident expression, against a background of pure red, blue, yellow, and green collage shapes and graphic bursts. The final frame should feel like an animated fashion-magazine cover.
Transition language:use color-block morphing; hair-swing arcs that become the next shot; eye-highlight expansion that becomes the next scene's dominant color; hand-cover or finger-swipe liquid-mask transitions; clothing edges, ribbons, and accessory silhouettes guiding composition shifts; split-screen shape transformation instead of normal cuts; pattern cover → stretch → reveal transitions. Every transition must have shape continuity, color continuity, and rhythmic continuity.
Keywords:Mika Pikazo inspired, hyper-colorful anime PV, high saturation, bold color clash, graphic motion, fluid transition, shape morph transition, color flow animation, dynamic collage composition, pop anime illustration, extreme close-up, stylish rebellious energy, smooth visual rhythm, liquid color wipe, geometric flow, kinetic anime opening.
Negative constraints:no ordinary editing feel, no stiff hard cuts, no cheap random particles, no dull low-saturation palette, no realistic 3D, no empty backgrounds, no frequent face inconsistency. Do not make it look like a generic anime MV; it should feel like a high-energy visual-design PV.
Video Prompt③（Cold Blue Game Promo PV）
Create a 15-second Japanese high-saturation illustration-style animated PV, strongly referencing Mika Pikazo-like color tension and visual language while keeping the character, compositions, and imagery original. The core is not ordinary shot cutting, but continuous visual propulsion created through color flow, shape morphing, composition shifts, and element handoffs, emphasizing intense color motion, smoothness, and rhythmic impact. Use ultra-saturated 2D illustration with bold clashes of pure red, electric blue, neon green, bright yellow, magenta, cyan, pure white, and pure black, creating extreme brightness and chroma contrast. The protagonist is an original anime girl with exaggerated bright iris highlights, sharp eye makeup, colorful hair accessories, trendy fashion, manicure, earrings, and graphic makeup details. The background is not a realistic space, but a dynamic 2D stage built from large flat color fields, geometric planes, spray textures, hand-drawn lines, manga speed lines, sticker icons, graffiti symbols, and collage patterns. The overall look should feel fashionable, bold, youthful, rebellious, glamorous, like a moving magazine cover or high-energy MV opening.
Core requirements:no ordinary transitions, no simple hard cuts, fades, or basic zoom-cut editing. Transitions must be driven by color, shapes, hair, eyes, gestures, and clothing edges that morph and hand off into the next image. Scenes should glide into one another like liquid paint, silky color ribbons, flat collage layers, and graphic structures. Every shot must visually echo the next through matching shapes and continuing colors. The entire film should feel like one uninterrupted torrent of high-energy color.
0-3s:High-impact opening. Full-screen red, blue, and yellow color fields rapidly spread, not as simple flashes, but like colored paper and liquid paint being pushed apart at once. Their edges stretch, deform, and slide until they converge into an extreme close-up of the girl's eye. The camera sits very close to her eye and hand; her fingertips frame her face graphically, while colorful nails echo the highlights in her iris. A red background shape follows the contour of her fingers and naturally flows into the next composition, creating the first seamless transition.
3-6s:Start from the eye highlight as blue and neon green expand across the frame like ink, then naturally become the outline of her hair and side profile. She turns her head slightly; hair strands, earrings, and colorful accessories create flowing lines that extend the composition and guide the viewer into a half-body shot. Background graphic blocks rotate, slide, and reassemble in sync, forming a continuous shape-morph transition. The image should feel like it slides into the next layout by itself rather than being cut.
6-9s:Enter the first color climax. The girl performs bold stylish poses: reaching out, tilting her head, moving close to the lens, smiling lightly, giving a one-eye stare. Her gestures push foreground color fields toward the camera, and those fields naturally transform into background collage elements in the next shot. Split screens may appear, but never as rigid cuts: a highly saturated color ribbon sweeps through the center and pushes one frame into two or three panels. Different character details, expressions, and compositions connect through same-color sliding, shape matching, and contour continuation, creating one continuous visual relay.
9-12s:Increase the tempo. Rapidly cycle through local character close-ups: extreme eye detail, mouth corner, earrings, legs, fabric folds, hair tips, fingers, and accessories. Connect every shot through stretched color trails, contour merging, or pattern-cover-and-reveal transitions. Example: the end of blue hair whips out a blue arc that instantly becomes a giant background graphic in the next shot; a red fingernail scratches across the lens and the mark becomes the red framing device of the next composition. Avoid ordinary editing; pursue smooth shot-to-shot morphing.
12-15s:Final explosion. Multiple saturated color fields, fluorescent graphics, sticker elements, and character poses rapidly combine into a powerful poster-like final image. Briefly use an ultra-wide close-up perspective, then pull all flying colors, lines, patterns, hair, and accessories toward the center. End on a strong hero freeze: the original girl stares directly at the camera with a bold, confident expression, against a background of pure red, blue, yellow, and green collage shapes and graphic bursts. The final frame should feel like an animated fashion-magazine cover.
Transition language:use color-block morphing; hair-swing arcs that become the next shot; eye-highlight expansion that becomes the next scene's dominant color; hand-cover or finger-swipe liquid-mask transitions; clothing edges, ribbons, and accessory silhouettes guiding composition shifts; split-screen shape transformation instead of normal cuts; pattern cover → stretch → reveal transitions. Every transition must have shape continuity, color continuity, and rhythmic continuity.
Keywords:Mika Pikazo inspired, hyper-colorful anime PV, high saturation, bold color clash, graphic motion, fluid transition, shape morph transition, color flow animation, dynamic collage composition, pop anime illustration, extreme close-up, stylish rebellious energy, smooth visual rhythm, liquid color wipe, geometric flow, kinetic anime opening.
Negative constraints:no ordinary editing feel, no stiff hard cuts, no cheap random particles, no dull low-saturation palette, no realistic 3D, no empty backgrounds, no frequent face inconsistency. Do not make it look like a generic anime MV; it should feel like a high-energy visual-design PV.
Video Prompt④（Sherlock Mystery Motion PV）
Create a 15-second Japanese high-saturation illustration-style animated PV, strongly referencing Mika Pikazo-like color tension and visual language while keeping the character, compositions, and imagery original. The core is not ordinary shot cutting, but continuous visual propulsion created through color flow, shape morphing, composition shifts, and element handoffs, emphasizing intense color motion, smoothness, and rhythmic impact. Use ultra-saturated 2D illustration with bold clashes of pure red, electric blue, neon green, bright yellow, magenta, cyan, pure white, and pure black, creating extreme brightness and chroma contrast. The protagonist is an original anime girl with exaggerated bright iris highlights, sharp eye makeup, colorful hair accessories, trendy fashion, manicure, earrings, and graphic makeup details. The background is not a realistic space, but a dynamic 2D stage built from large flat color fields, geometric planes, spray textures, hand-drawn lines, manga speed lines, sticker icons, graffiti symbols, and collage patterns. The overall look should feel fashionable, bold, youthful, rebellious, glamorous, like a moving magazine cover or high-energy MV opening.
Core requirements:no ordinary transitions, no simple hard cuts, fades, or basic zoom-cut editing. Transitions must be driven by color, shapes, hair, eyes, gestures, and clothing edges that morph and hand off into the next image. Scenes should glide into one another like liquid paint, silky color ribbons, flat collage layers, and graphic structures. Every shot must visually echo the next through matching shapes and continuing colors. The entire film should feel like one uninterrupted torrent of high-energy color.
0-3s:High-impact opening. Full-screen red, blue, and yellow color fields rapidly spread, not as simple flashes, but like colored paper and liquid paint being pushed apart at once. Their edges stretch, deform, and slide until they converge into an extreme close-up of the girl's eye. The camera sits very close to her eye and hand; her fingertips frame her face graphically, while colorful nails echo the highlights in her iris. A red background shape follows the contour of her fingers and naturally flows into the next composition, creating the first seamless transition.
3-6s:Start from the eye highlight as blue and neon green expand across the frame like ink, then naturally become the outline of her hair and side profile. She turns her head slightly; hair strands, earrings, and colorful accessories create flowing lines that extend the composition and guide the viewer into a half-body shot. Background graphic blocks rotate, slide, and reassemble in sync, forming a continuous shape-morph transition. The image should feel like it slides into the next layout by itself rather than being cut.
6-9s:Enter the first color climax. The girl performs bold stylish poses: reaching out, tilting her head, moving close to the lens, smiling lightly, giving a one-eye stare. Her gestures push foreground color fields toward the camera, and those fields naturally transform into background collage elements in the next shot. Split screens may appear, but never as rigid cuts: a highly saturated color ribbon sweeps through the center and pushes one frame into two or three panels. Different character details, expressions, and compositions connect through same-color sliding, shape matching, and contour continuation, creating one continuous visual relay.
9-12s:Increase the tempo. Rapidly cycle through local character close-ups: extreme eye detail, mouth corner, earrings, legs, fabric folds, hair tips, fingers, and accessories. Connect every shot through stretched color trails, contour merging, or pattern-cover-and-reveal transitions. Example: the end of blue hair whips out a blue arc that instantly becomes a giant background graphic in the next shot; a red fingernail scratches across the lens and the mark becomes the red framing device of the next composition. Avoid ordinary editing; pursue smooth shot-to-shot morphing.
12-15s:Final explosion. Multiple saturated color fields, fluorescent graphics, sticker elements, and character poses rapidly combine into a powerful poster-like final image. Briefly use an ultra-wide close-up perspective, then pull all flying colors, lines, patterns, hair, and accessories toward the center. End on a strong hero freeze: the original girl stares directly at the camera with a bold, confident expression, against a background of pure red, blue, yellow, and green collage shapes and graphic bursts. The final frame should feel like an animated fashion-magazine cover.
Transition language:use color-block morphing; hair-swing arcs that become the next shot; eye-highlight expansion that becomes the next scene's dominant color; hand-cover or finger-swipe liquid-mask transitions; clothing edges, ribbons, and accessory silhouettes guiding composition shifts; split-screen shape transformation instead of normal cuts; pattern cover → stretch → reveal transitions. Every transition must have shape continuity, color continuity, and rhythmic continuity.
Keywords:Mika Pikazo inspired, hyper-colorful anime PV, high saturation, bold color clash, graphic motion, fluid transition, shape morph transition, color flow animation, dynamic collage composition, pop anime illustration, extreme close-up, stylish rebellious energy, smooth visual rhythm, liquid color wipe, geometric flow, kinetic anime opening.
Negative constraints:no ordinary editing feel, no stiff hard cuts, no cheap random particles, no dull low-saturation palette, no realistic 3D, no empty backgrounds, no frequent face inconsistency. Do not make it look like a generic anime MV; it should feel like a high-energy visual-design PV.
Final Summary
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