Monster Chase Continuation VIDEO Breakdown (Prompts Included)
AI Generated Video①
AI Generated Video②
This Monster Chase Continuation video can be recreated quickly on Pollo AI. Follow the workflow below, use the provided references, and paste the prompts to rebuild the same viral AI video style.
Step 1
Open pollo.ai, select Image Generation, upload your reference image as source material, paste the image-to-image prompt below and click Generate. Set GPT Image 2 as the default image model. Adjust the aspect ratio according to your video needs; multiple sizes including 16:9 and 9:16 are supported.
Image Generation Screen
AI Generated Image
Image Prompt
First frame: Use the uploaded reference image as the exact character appearance reference for the main girl. Preserve her identity, facial features, blonde high ponytail, body proportions, and outfit: a young Caucasian woman in her early 20s, slim build, realistic natural skin texture, loose white off-shoulder T-shirt with one visible white camisole strap, dark denim shorts, black ankle boots, and one small black crossbody bag. Create a cinematic first frame for Part 1 of a disaster-escape video. Show her inside a large industrial shipping-container port at night during the beginning of a storm, already sprinting desperately toward the camera. Use a low frontal slightly wide-angle live-action shot, as if a handheld smartphone camera operator is quickly moving backward in front of her while filming. The girl is captured naturally mid-stride, centered or slightly off-center in frame. Her running posture must feel realistic and spontaneous: one leg driving forward, arms naturally moving, shoulders slightly tense, frightened focused eyes, brows subtly raised, mouth slightly open as she breathes while running. She should look genuinely alarmed rather than posing for the camera.
IMPORTANT CLOTHING CONDITION: her clothing is NOT soaked. The white T-shirt remains mostly dry, opaque, loose, soft, and naturally draped away from the body. It must NOT cling to her skin, become transparent, reveal underwear through wet fabric, or look drenched. Only a few tiny scattered raindrops may be visible on the outer surface of the shirt and shorts. Her blonde ponytail is mostly dry and fluffy, with only a few loose strands moved by wind. She has just entered the rain, so she should not look like she has already been running through a storm for a long time. Environment: a huge coastal container terminal with tall stacked red, blue, dark gray, and weathered shipping containers forming an industrial corridor. Large cranes and steel structures rise in the distance. Wet asphalt begins to reflect floodlights, with shallow puddles and scattered industrial barrels, pipes, barriers, cables, smoke, and light mist. Rain is clearly visible in the environment, especially against the backlights, but it should not completely cover the girl. Use cold blue-gray, steel, and cyan nighttime tones with small accents of distant orange industrial warning lights, sparks, and warm practical lights. Strong port floodlights create believable rim lighting around her silhouette and ponytail. Keep realistic smartphone-camera exposure, subtle sensor noise, natural skin pores, imperfect real-world lighting, realistic motion energy, and slightly raw phone-camera texture rather than an overly polished fashion-commercial look. Immediate danger is already beginning. Behind her and slightly to one side, a large yellow construction vehicle or heavy industrial machine has just lost control and is beginning to tilt, slide, or tumble into her running path. It has not reached her yet. The machine should have obvious physical weight and believable momentum, creating the feeling that within the next second she will need to duck or dive beneath it. Do not block the girl’s body completely. The danger should be readable immediately while leaving enough open space for the following image-to-video motion. The background should also subtly suggest a much larger unseen threat deeper inside the port through distant smoke, damaged containers, small falling debris, and an ominous dark shape partially obscured by rain and industrial structures, but DO NOT clearly reveal the full monster in this first frame. Overall aesthetic: ultra-photorealistic live-action survival thriller, smartphone-shot realism combined with cinematic disaster scale, realistic skin, realistic fabrics, believable industrial lighting, natural rain, physical weight, strong depth, urgent handheld energy, high environmental detail, grounded human performance. No text, no subtitles, no logos, no watermark, no duplicate character, no extra limbs, no anime, no illustration, no CGI-looking skin, no beauty-filter skin, no fashion pose, no completely soaked clothing, no transparent wet T-shirt, no fabric sticking to the chest or torso, no excessive rain covering the face, no fully visible monster.
Create Monster Chase Continuation Video on Pollo AI
Upload your chase reference and prompt to generate a tense continuation scene with consistent monster pursuit and camera rhythm.
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Step 2
Once your image is ready, go to Video Generation. Upload your prepared image or pick assets from your Creations library. Select reference-to-video mode and paste your video prompt. You can also upload a video for motion reference.
Note: Add @your-image for image reference and @your-video for video reference inside the prompt. Pick any of these models: Seedance 2.5, Seedance 2.0, MiniMax H3 or Wan 3.0. Click Generate after confirming all settings.
Video Generation Screen
Video Prompt ①
Use the uploaded REFERENCE VIDEO as the ABSOLUTE MASTER for Part 1. Reproduce its camera progression, action rhythm, danger timing, girl movement language, monster appearance, and destruction logic as closely as possible, while changing only the main heroine's identity to a young Caucasian woman with a blonde high ponytail. This is a 15-second, 16:9, ultra-photorealistic live-action disaster chase in a stormy industrial container port at night. It must feel like one uninterrupted breathless shot with no visible cuts, no jump cuts, no dissolves, no teleports, and no discontinuous spatial resets.
MOST IMPORTANT RULE: copy the REFERENCE VIDEO'S MOVEMENT LOGIC, not just the general idea. The heroine should not simply run cleanly in a straight line. She must move like the girl in the reference: frantic, unstable, repeatedly lowering her center of gravity, ducking, leaning, bracing, shielding herself, stumbling, accelerating again, and constantly reacting to danger that is already arriving. Her action timing should closely follow the reference video's rhythm beat-by-beat.
MAIN HEROINE: one young Caucasian woman in her early 20s, slim athletic build, fair skin, realistic natural skin texture, blonde hair tied in a high ponytail. Loose white off-shoulder T-shirt with one visible white camisole strap, dark denim shorts, black ankle boots, one small black crossbody bag. Keep the same face, body proportions, hair, outfit and bag throughout. Clothing should be lightly damp from rain, but not fully soaked, not transparent, and not tightly clinging.
MONSTER: preserve the same monster design language and screen presence as the REFERENCE VIDEO. It is a single gigantic grounded kaiju-like predator, not a fantasy boss, not spiky, not glowing, not shape-shifting. Massive broad skull, deep-set eyes, heavy jaw, thick neck, huge shoulders, muscular torso, long powerful arms, large grasping claws, strong legs and a heavy tail. Skin is dark wet gray with coarse reptile-elephant texture, folds, scars, mud and rain sheen. Keep the same head shape, proportions and silhouette throughout the entire clip. The monster should usually be partly obscured by smoke, rain, distance, container edges and backlight, just like the reference. Never make it look like a clean game CGI insert.
ENVIRONMENT: real container port at stormy blue-hour night. Full-size weathered steel containers, cranes, rails, steel structures, industrial floodlights, wet asphalt, puddles, mud, smoke, mist, flying sparks, scattered barrels and debris. Everything must feel heavy, real and industrial. Containers must dent, scrape, buckle and slam with convincing mass. Vehicles must look like real heavy machinery.
CORE CAUSALITY: every major threat must visibly come from the monster behind her, just like the reference logic. Show a clear chain: MONSTER ACTION -> OBJECT OR SHOCKWAVE -> TRAJECTORY -> HER REACTION -> IMPACT OR NEAR MISS. No random obstacles generated by the environment.
CAMERA: low frontal chase shot moving backward in front of her. Slight handheld/gimbal instability, realistic motion blur, practical live-action texture, occasional impact shake. The camera may make subtle side corrections but must stay physically continuous. Keep the heroine foregrounded while still allowing the monster and incoming hazards to read in the background. TIMELINE / ACTION BEATS - follow the REFERENCE VIDEO closely:
[0.0-2.8s]Start already in motion. She is sprinting toward camera in panic. The monster looms behind in the same corridor, partly hidden by rain and floodlight haze. It grabs or shoves a heavy yellow industrial loader into her path. The machine does not appear magically; its movement clearly begins from the monster. She drops very low and folds her body to get under the danger at the last second, matching the frantic compressed motion in the reference.
[2.8-5.3s]The monster violently sends a full-size shipping container or equally heavy industrial object down the corridor toward her. The object rotates with real weight, scraping nearby steel and throwing sparks. She keeps running but veers and compresses her body to narrowly avoid it. Her reaction should feel almost identical in spirit and timing to the reference girl.
[5.3-7.8s]A bright explosive impact erupts behind or beside her after the monster launches fuel drums or smashes volatile port equipment. The flash should backlight her and fill the scene with orange firelight, sparks and shockwave debris. She keeps moving forward, startled, shoulders raised, but does not stop.
[7.8-10.1s]The monster slams the ground or wreckage, causing a fracture or violent break in the wet pavement that propagates toward her. She reacts late, jumps or steps across the opening, lands awkwardly, stumbles and regains balance.
[10.1-12.4s]The monster attacks more directly through the corridor with one huge arm or claw, or sends a long heavy steel beam toward her. She ducks, bends, and slips beneath or around it in a desperate last-second move. Show crushing metal, sparks and physical pressure.
[12.4-15.0s]The corridor tightens and grows darker, matching the late-reference feeling. The monster stays huge and threatening behind her. Another heavy container or structural element is forced into her route by the monster, creating one final near miss as she dives past and keeps running into a narrower, darker passage. End with her still fleeing forward into this darker container corridor so the last frame can lead directly into Part 2.
LOOK AND FEEL: premium live-action disaster-thriller realism. The reference video's realism comes from partial monster reveal, physical debris, dirty backlight, wet surfaces, smoke, and constant pressure. Preserve that feeling. No clean glossy VFX look. AUDIO: no dialogue, no voice-over. Heavy rain, breath, footsteps, monster roars, steel tearing, container impacts, sparks, explosions, shockwaves, scraping metal.
NEGATIVE: no text, subtitles, logos, watermarks, anime style, game style, heroic posing, static monster, random hazards, toy vehicles, lightweight containers, glowing fantasy monster details, duplicated girl, duplicated bag, extra limbs, transparent wet shirt, or monster design drift.
Video Prompt ②
Create a 15-second, 16:9, ultra-photorealistic live-action disaster sequence as ONE CONTINUOUS SHOT. No cuts, dissolves, teleporting, scene replacement, or impossible camera repositioning. Geography must remain physically continuous from a dark container corridor to the harbor and yacht.
OPENING - CRITICAL: start on a PURE BLACK SCREEN. The heroine must NOT walk into frame by herself. As the darkness reveals the container yard, a gigantic dark-gray claw belonging to the pursuing land monster is ALREADY HOLDING HER. The claw carries her into the center of frame, lowers her onto the wet ground, releases her, then withdraws. The action must clearly read: CLAW CARRIES WOMAN -> LOWERS HER INTO CENTER -> RELEASES -> SHE RECOVERS AND ESCAPES.
HEROINE: young Caucasian woman, early 20s, slim athletic build, fair realistic skin, blonde high ponytail, loose white off-shoulder T-shirt with one visible white camisole strap, dark denim shorts, black ankle boots, one small black crossbody bag. Same face, hair, proportions, outfit and bag throughout. Clothes lightly damp only, never soaked or transparent.
MOVEMENT: frantic and unstable, never a clean jogging loop. After release she lands awkwardly, bends low, catches herself, then runs. Her posture keeps changing: sprint a few steps, duck, stumble sideways, briefly shield her head, regain balance, glance back, accelerate again. Never repeat one defensive pose for several seconds.
LAND MONSTER: one gigantic grounded predator with broad heavy skull, deep-set eyes, powerful jaw, thick neck, huge shoulders, muscular torso, long heavy arms, enormous grasping claws, strong legs and heavy tail. Dark wet-gray coarse reptile-elephant skin with folds, scars, mud and rain sheen. SAME head, silhouette, proportions, claws and skin throughout. No spikes, glowing parts, fantasy armor or game-Boss look. Frequently partly hidden by rain, smoke, containers and backlight. Every major hazard is caused by the monster: MONSTER/CLAW ACTION -> OBJECT OR STRUCTURE MOVES -> HEROINE REACTS -> IMPACT/NEAR MISS. No random hazards.
SETTING: stormy coastal container terminal at blue-hour/night: full-size weathered containers, cranes, floodlights, wet asphalt, puddles, smoke, mist, sparks, barrels and damaged steel. The route physically bends around the end of the containers to an open harbor dock. Harbor lights and people must become visible BEFORE she reaches the corner.
CAMERA: live-action frontal chase, slight handheld instability, realistic motion blur and impact shake. In the container area, camera stays mainly in front and retreats while she runs toward it. Never orbit around her. At the real corner, camera pans and shifts laterally while she follows the bent route; frontal -> profile -> rear view happens because she passes the corner, never because she turns back toward the monster.
[0-1.1s]She runs diagonally around the physical corner without stopping. Camera stays near the inside of the bend, pans and shifts laterally rather than circling her. Her view naturally changes from frontal to profile to three-quarter rear. The monster remains behind on the original lane, blocked partly by containers.
[1.1-2.2s]Now seen from behind, she bursts into the open dock and runs directly into a dense frightened crowd already occupying the yacht's OPEN AFT DECK and immediate boarding edge. No tall stern wall, no large water gap, no climbing, no jump. She reaches them on the same continuous walking level.
[2.2-4s]She becomes mixed into the crowd, intermittently visible. People crouch, push together, grip rails and look back. Only after she is fully among them does the white motor yacht accelerate away. Camera stays OUTSIDE behind the stern and pulls backward and upward, revealing the crowded aft deck and widening wake.
[4-5s]The yacht gains distance. Crowd stays low. Water directly behind and beneath the stern suddenly swells upward into a fast-rising mound, violently displacing the wake.
[5-6.8s]FINAL ATTACK: a COLOSSAL OCEAN MONSTER erupts vertically from the water immediately behind and under the yacht. It is NOT an ordinary shark or identifiable real species. It is a gigantic gray-blue marine beast with a massive blunt head, thick body, huge fins, rough scarred wet skin and a cavernous mouth wider than the yacht, packed with multiple rows of enormous triangular teeth. A towering wall of water explodes around it. Its open mouth rises directly around the yacht, encompasses the stern and hull, surges forward and upward, and SWALLOWS THE ENTIRE YACHT. Do not stop with the monster merely looming behind the boat. The vessel must visibly enter the mouth and disappear as the jaws close through spray. Final frames: the yacht is gone; only the enormous monster head, churning foam, spray and falling debris remain.
REALISM: real skin, wet steel, heavy container mass, believable claw contact, deformation, realistic yacht scale and convincing water displacement. Both monsters must feel integrated with rain, shadows, harbor lighting and spray, never glossy CGI.
AUDIO: no dialogue or voice-over. Rain, breathing, footsteps, monster growls, claw impacts, steel tearing, crowd panic, yacht engine, wake, huge water breach, deep creature roar and crushing water/metal as the yacht is swallowed.
NEGATIVE: no text, logos, anime, game style, heroine walking into frame herself, unexplained repositioning, 180-degree turn toward monster, camera orbit, instant harbor replacement, cabin interior, water-gap jump, climbing yacht wall, ordinary shark depiction, sea monster only threatening without swallowing the yacht, yacht surviving final bite, duplicated heroine, extra limbs, transparent shirt, changing creature design, impossible camera movement.
Final Summary
Create a polished monster chase continuation sequence using the supplied reference assets. Keep character identity, motion rhythm, shot order, and continuity stable while avoiding cuts, watermarks, UI, and unintended extra text.Want to bring your Monster Chase Continuation video to life in minutes? Upload your references, paste the prompt, and create your own cinematic AI video with Pollo AI.