Use a single authoritative character design sheet as the only reference for…

Prompt metadata
Shared by	@Joseph King
Model	Seedance 2.0
Category	Use a single authoritative character design sheet as the only reference for character identity, and explicitly instruct Seedance that all poses/angles in that sheet are the same one character. Add a hard constraint that every frame must contain only one instance of the character (no duplicates/clones/mirrors/second body), allowing smear frames only as deformation of the same body. Provide a separate example frame to guide shot composition and specify the intended camera behavior (e.g., high-speed martial-arts choreography with dizzying camera tracking and close passes near the lens). Lock anatomy and body structure in the prompt by enumerating exact parts (1 head, 2 arms, 2 hands, 2 legs, 2 feet, 1 tail) and forbidding extra/missing limbs to prevent limb collapse. Force style consistency by instructing “perfectly preserve the visual style of the initial frame” and prohibiting 3D, morphing, fusion, or mixing across the animation. Constrain key costume/identity details (e.g., blue headscarf) as “must remain completely consistent at all times” to reduce drift. Specify lighting/environment details (warm golden sunset, micro-shimmer scales, atmospheric haze, rippling water reflecting orange/pink clouds) to stabilize the look across frames. Time-box special effects by instructing that the bold graphic stylization/white flash/cel-shaded freeze-frame occurs only in the final second.
Dataset	renoise-ai · awesome-seedance-prompts

The prompt

Use a single authoritative character design sheet as the only reference for character identity, and explicitly instruct Seedance that all poses/angles in that sheet are the same one character.

Add a hard constraint that every frame must contain only one instance of the character (no duplicates/clones/mirrors/second body), allowing smear frames only as deformation of the same body.

Provide a separate example frame to guide shot composition and specify the intended camera behavior (e.g., high-speed martial-arts choreography with dizzying camera tracking and close passes near the lens).

Lock anatomy and body structure in the prompt by enumerating exact parts (1 head, 2 arms, 2 hands, 2 legs, 2 feet, 1 tail) and forbidding extra/missing limbs to prevent limb collapse.

Force style consistency by instructing “perfectly preserve the visual style of the initial frame” and prohibiting 3D, morphing, fusion, or mixing across the animation.

Constrain key costume/identity details (e.g., blue headscarf) as “must remain completely consistent at all times” to reduce drift.

Specify lighting/environment details (warm golden sunset, micro-shimmer scales, atmospheric haze, rippling water reflecting orange/pink clouds) to stabilize the look across frames.

Time-box special effects by instructing that the bold graphic stylization/white flash/cel-shaded freeze-frame occurs only in the final second.

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