The Happy Fruit Dance!

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“Create a complete 60-second nursery rhyme music video titled “The Happy Fruit Dance!” for YouTube Shorts. VIDEO FORMAT: - Duration: Exactly 60 seconds. - Aspect ratio: Vertical 9:16. - Resolution: 1080 × 1920 if supported. - Animation: High-quality, colorful 3D cartoon animation. - Audience: Children aged 2–6. - Mood: Happy, playful, magical, and educational. - Music: Catchy original nursery rhyme with cheerful bells, clapping, and a bouncy rhythm. - Voice: Friendly, cheerful English singing voice with clear pronunciation. CHARACTERS: Create four adorable fruit characters: 1. Apple: A shiny red apple with big sparkling eyes, a friendly smile, tiny arms, and tiny legs. 2. Banana: A bright yellow banana with expressive eyes, a curved body, and funny dance moves. 3. Orange: A round orange with a happy face and little green leaves. 4. Strawberry: A small red strawberry with green leaves, cute eyes, and a playful smile. IMPORTANT CHARACTER RULE: Keep every character's design, face, colors, size, and proportions consistent throughout the entire video. All characters must remain recognizable in every scene. SETTING: A beautiful magical garden with green grass, colorful flowers, butterflies, soft sunlight, a blue sky, and sparkling particles. Use bright colors, soft cinematic lighting, smooth animation, and expressive facial movements. SCENE 1 — MAGICAL INTRODUCTION (0–5 SECONDS): Show the beautiful garden. A magical sparkle appears, and the red apple jumps into the center of the screen. The apple waves at the audience and smiles. Start the music immediately. Lyrics: “Hello, hello, come dance with me! Happy fruits, as happy as can be!” SCENE 2 — APPLE DANCE (5–12 SECONDS): The apple wiggles left and right, claps its hands, and bounces to the beat. Colorful musical notes appear around it. Lyrics: “Apple red, apple sweet, Wiggle-wiggle to the beat!” SCENE 3 — BANANA ARRIVES (12–20 SECONDS): A yellow banana slides into the garden, spins around playfully, and dances beside the apple. Both characters move to the rhythm. Lyrics: “Banana yellow, bend down low, Shake-shake-shake, now go-go-go!” SCENE 4 — FRUIT FRIENDS JOIN (20–30 SECONDS): A smiling orange rolls into the garden. A cute strawberry hops into the scene. All four fruits gather together and form a line. Lyrics: “Orange round, strawberry small, Fruity friends, let's dance, all!” SCENE 5 — THE BIG DANCE PARTY (30–42 SECONDS): All four fruits perform a synchronized dance. They jump twice, turn around, clap twice, and wiggle left and right. Make their movements energetic, funny, and easy for children to imitate. Lyrics: “Jump, jump, turn around! Clap, clap, touch the ground! Wiggle left and wiggle right, Dancing fruits are pure delight!” SCENE 6 — RAINBOW SURPRISE (42–52 SECONDS): A giant rainbow-colored bubble floats into the garden. The four fruits follow it and try to touch it with their noses. The bubble pops into colorful sparkling confetti. The fruits react with delighted expressions. Lyrics: “Pop-pop-pop, what do we see? A rainbow party for you and me!” Add a gentle popping sound and cheerful giggles. SCENE 7 — HAPPY ENDING (52–60 SECONDS): All four fruits dance together one last time and wave goodbye. The apple hops toward the same position it occupied in the opening scene. Finish with the same garden composition and a pose similar to the first frame, making the ending suitable for a seamless replay. Lyrics: “Dance again, come play with me! Happy fruits for you and me!” AUDIO INSTRUCTIONS: Use an original, memorable melody and original lyrics. Synchronize the singing with the characters' actions. Keep the music cheerful and consistent throughout. Use gentle sound effects and avoid sudden loud noises. SUBTITLE INSTRUCTIONS: Add large, colorful, easy-to-read English subtitles synchronized with the lyrics. Keep text away from the edges of the vertical screen. EDITING INSTRUCTIONS: Use smooth transitions between scenes. Keep the characters visible and recognizable. Synchronize dance movements with the beat. Avoid unnecessary empty shots, long pauses, logos, and introductions. FINAL REQUIREMENTS: Generate one cohesive 60-second animated nursery rhyme video, not seven unrelated videos. Follow the scene timings closely. Maintain consistent characters, clear storytelling, engaging movements, and a smooth looping ending. Make the result suitable for a children's YouTube Shorts channel. If the platform cannot generate the entire video at once, create a seven-scene storyboard first and generate each scene separately while preserving the same character designs and music style.”