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Image Prompt:-
Use the uploaded animatronic bear image as the main subject and naturally place it in the uploaded stage background. Completely remove the original transparent background from the bear and blend it perfectly into the stage so it looks like a single original image, not two images combined.
Keep the bear in the exact same front-facing position, pose, scale, body proportions, arm placement, and camera angle as the original image. Place the character standing naturally at the center of the stage.
Match the lighting, shadows, color temperature, reflections, perspective, and depth of field to the background. Add realistic contact shadows under the feet and subtle ambient shadows around the body so the character appears physically present on the stage. Preserve every detail of the animatronic, including the brown texture, microphone, black top hat, bow tie, facial features, segmented joints, and worn appearance.
Do not change the character's expression, clothing, or proportions. Do not crop or zoom. Keep the full body visible from head to feet. The final result should look like an official Five Nights at Freddy's stage render, with seamless integration, realistic lighting, and no visible cutout edges or signs of compositing.
AI Video Prompt:-
Animate the character into a smooth, energetic side-to-side dance while keeping the camera completely static. Preserve the character's original appearance, clothing, facial features, proportions, hairstyle, and colors exactly as in the input image.
The dance starts with the character standing naturally in the center. The character performs rhythmic left and right side steps with a consistent tempo. The hips shift from left to right while the shoulders rotate slightly in the opposite direction, creating a natural groove. The knees remain slightly bent, adding a soft bounce throughout the dance.
The arms swing naturally with the rhythm. When the body moves to the left, the left arm extends slightly outward while the right arm bends closer to the torso. When the body moves to the right, the arm positions reverse. The elbows stay relaxed and never become stiff. The hands remain open and move fluidly with the arm
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