22-second AoT-style retro anime: an 8-scene hard-cut AI video workflow for consistency
Kuttachuuu · reddit · 2026-09-19
A creator shared the full workflow behind a 22-second 90s-style dark fantasy anime sequence (heavy Attack on Titan vibes), built to keep fast aerial combat consistent in AI video.
Workflow highlights:
- Character prep: prompted clean, borderless 90s cel-shaded character sheets (boy, girl, colossal beast) from multiple angles
- Master background: generated one "master" ruined gothic city image instead of prompting backgrounds blindly
- Scene plates: planned an 8-scene hard-cut sequence, then generated 8 background plates matched to each camera angle (extreme dives, lateral tracking, low angles) using the master image as reference
- Animation (MiniMax H3): used very specific camera-motion prompts ("extreme high-speed downward tracking", "slow creeping zoom-in") and avoided words like "spin" to keep diving motion natural
The author offers to share exact prompts and reference mapping.
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