Anime Battle MV Experiment

Text driven anime MV experiment with MiniMax H3 🎬✨

This time I wanted to see how far H3 could go with an anime music video using mostly text-driven generation. 

And I’m really impressed by how it handled the visuals, motion, and overall MV vibe.

Made with @Hailuo_AI  using MiniMax H3. #MiniMaxDesign

Prompt below 👇

### 作者补充

[补充1]
Text driven anime MV experiment with MiniMax H3 🎬✨

This time I wanted to see how far H3 could go with an anime music video using mostly text-driven generation. 

And I’m really impressed by how it handled the visuals, motion, and overall MV vibe.

Made with @Hailuo_AI  using MiniMax H3. #MiniMaxDesign

Prompt below 👇

[补充2]
Prompt: 

Create a 15-second 16:9 anime action battle music video with original lyrics. 

Style: sharp cel-shaded anime, neon energy aura, speed lines, glowing particles, cinematic contrast, dramatic impact frames, hard cuts only, no fades, intense motion, heroic and triumphant mood. 

Scene: a lone anime hero in a ruined futuristic city at dusk. The hero stands on a rooftop, then sprints across shattered buildings, faces an enemy silhouette in a smoke-filled street, clashes mid-air, powers up, unleashes a final energy attack, and ends in a victorious silhouette against a burning horizon. 

Typography: bold glitch-neon lyric text, smash-in on beats, floating in 3D space, integrated into the scene, never covering the eyes or mouth, synced to snare hits, bass hits, and vocal accents. Original lyrics: Run through the fire / Break through the night / Hearts like thunder / We ignite / No more fear / No turning back / Every spark becomes attack. 

Shot structure: 
Shot 1 (0.0s–2.5s): rooftop hero reveal, wind, smoke, glowing aura begins. 
Shot 2 (2.5s–5.0s): hero dashes across broken rooftops, energy trails, fast tracking motion. 
Shot 3 (5.0s–7.5s): enemy reveal, aerial clash, impact flash, debris burst. 
Shot 4 (7.5s–10.0s): close-up power-up, intense resolve, energy spiral around the body. 
Shot 5 (10.0s–12.5s): final attack, explosive light slash, sky tears open. 
Shot 6 (12.5s–15.0s): aftermath, glowing crater, hero silhouette, burning skyline, final heroic pose. 

Editing rules: hard cuts only, beat-synced transitions, no soft dissolves, no static subtitle bar, dynamic lyric typography as part of the scene, strong motion continuity, cinematic anime energy throughout.