POSITIVE PROMPTEdit @Video 1 using consistent character replacement, motion transfer, and environment replacement. Preserve the original duration, sequence of actions, camera movement, transition timing, card reveal, gestures, and ending.REFERENCE ASSIGNMENTS@Video 1: source performance, choreography, camera movement, timing, and the two original UNO cards.@Image 1: complete battlefield environment and natural lighting.@Image 2: exact dragon identity, anatomy, coloration, and surface details.@Image 3: Chihuahua facial identity, iconic smile, front-view armor, accessories, and sword design.@Image 4: the same Chihuahua’s rear appearance, armor construction, brown leather belt, and cream-colored cape.Use each reference only for its assigned purpose. Do not transfer the white reference backgrounds.CHIHUAHUA REPLACEMENT AND SCALEReplace the man throughout the video with the exact small Chihuahua from @Image 3 and @Image 4. Preserve his cream-colored, slightly untidy fur, large dark eyes, short muzzle, ear shape, head proportions, distinctive smile, and recognizable upper tooth arrangement. His expression must remain recognizably his own throughout the performance, including head turns and gestures.He stands and walks on his hind paws with the compact proportions of a real small Chihuahua: short legs, a short torso, and a small body. Transfer the man’s actions and their timing to this anatomy without stretching the dog to human height or giving him human limbs.Keep the Chihuahua prominent through camera distance and a suitably low camera height, not by enlarging his body. Preserve the source camera’s movement and sequence while adapting its physical viewpoint to his small stature. Wider views must clearly establish that he is a tiny dog within a full-sized landscape.EXACT OUTFIT AND BELT-CARRIED SWORDPreserve the reference outfit throughout: engraved silver plate armor, rivets, chainmail, armored legs and paws, brown leather waist straps, cream fabric cape, and the small pink bow in its original position. Keep their designs, materials, and colors consistent from every angle.The single sword from @Image 3 is now secured at the Chihuahua’s hip through a fitted attachment on the existing brown leather belt. Its hilt stays beside his waist, while the long blade angles backward and downward, with its tip trailing along the ground behind him. The sword is longer than his legs.As he walks, his belt pulls the sword along. Its blade responds naturally to gravity, forward movement, and contact with uneven ground, scraping lightly through mud and grass. Maintain the same attachment point and sword length throughout. His front paws never carry or drag the sword; they remain available for the cards and original gestures.UNO CARDS AND PERFORMANCEPreserve exactly the two green UNO Reverse cards from the source video, including their white borders, printed symbols, orientation, overlap, and reveal timing. The Chihuahua holds and presents them with his front paw, following the original performance. Keep both cards individually distinct and readable whenever their faces are visible.Translate pointing, turning, and raised-arm gestures into plausible front-paw movements. Preserve the timing while retaining the Chihuahua’s own face and smile.BATTLEFIELD AND COLOSSAL DRAGONReplace the original location with the battlefield from @Image 1: uneven muddy grass, puddles, scattered medieval equipment, weathered banners, distant woodland, hills, and an overcast sky. Build a continuous three-dimensional environment with correct perspective and camera parallax.Replace the car entirely with the living dragon from @Image 2. Use the car’s position as the placement anchor, but allow the dragon to occupy a much greater volume above and around that position. It stands behind the Chihuahua, with its massive body, elevated neck, and head dominating the background.The scale contrast must be unmistakable: the Chihuahua remains genuinely tiny, while the dragon’s head alone is substantially larger than the dog’s entire armored body. Establish this through shared ground contact, perspective, shadows, and distance. Keep the Chihuahua’s face and card performance unobstructed.Preserve the dragon’s pale ivory and gray scales, distinctive horn and spike arrangement, eyes, muzzle, neck, wings, and limb anatomy. It must remain the same recognizable dragon in every frame.LIVING MOVEMENT AND TRANSITIONThe dragon is alive whenever visible. Show restrained but clearly perceptible breathing through its chest and throat, occasional blinking, small deliberate head movements, subtle weight shifts, and slight wing-membrane movement. Its motion has the weight and inertia of an enormous animal.Small, intermittent wisps of realistic smoke emerge from its nostrils, drift with the ambient air, and gradually dissipate.Synchronize its main reaction with the original card-led transition and car reveal: as the reveal resolves, the dragon deliberately lifts or angles its head and slightly opens its jaws, exposing its teeth with a controlled, intimidating presence. The jaw movement must be anatomically continuous and preserve its facial identity. Convey power through scale, posture, gaze, and measured movement.Continue subtle breathing and natural motion afterward, including during the final shot. Preserve the original ending and let the dragon occupy the car’s role in that final composition.PHOTOGRAPHIC REALISMMake the scene look physically filmed in real outdoor conditions. Preserve irregular fur strands, weathered metal, leather creases, woven cape fibers, uneven scales, damp ground, and natural imperfections. Match all subjects to the battlefield’s soft overcast light, with believable contact shadows, reflections, motion blur, and depth.The cape, bow, fur, smoke, and vegetation respond consistently to the same breeze. Prioritize stable identities, convincing weight, and natural texture over polished fantasy styling.NEGATIVE PROMPTIdentity drift; altered Chihuahua smile or upper teeth; cat-like face or anatomy; human-sized dog; elongated torso or legs; human hands; changed dragon face, horns, scales, colors, or anatomy; mechanical dragon; robotic parts; glowing artificial panels; frozen dragon; still-image cutout; flat background; missing parallax; excessive jaw opening; fire breath; dense smoke hiding faces; smoke from the Chihuahua.Missing or changing pink bow, armor, chainmail, belt, or cape; sword held in a paw; detached or floating sword; duplicated sword; changing blade length; bending blade; sword clipping through the body; disappearing sword; unsupported sword movement; sword tip hovering above the ground while walking.Missing, duplicated, merged, or morphing UNO cards; altered card graphics; extra limbs or paws; sliding feet; inconsistent scale; remaining human features; remaining car parts; original modern location; added cuts; shortened ending; mistimed transition; cartoon rendering; plastic fur; excessively smooth scales; artificial glossy armor; oversharpening; added captions or text overlays.   Video edit mode seedance2.5