Spider-Verse-style 2D animation built with Opus fuels rumors it routes to Fable 5.5
minchoi · x · 2026-11-03
- Developer @xikhar used Claude Opus to create a 30-second Spider-Verse-style 2D animation: a character on a city street, then a web-swing across rooftops.
- The whole piece is a single HTML file using WebGL, GLSL shaders, and 2D Canvas, all drawn and animated in code.
- Amid posts claiming Opus is actually routed to "Fable 5.5," he ran this complex animation task as a test, asking "Is this Fable 5.5?" — implying the output quality feels different from Opus's usual behavior.
- A follow-up demo shows the same prompt holding up across a pelican, a horse, and a bike scene, with consistent motion in every one.
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