Moonlit Ruins Magic Battle

The character shown in the reference image is used as the protagonist, and the character remains the same throughout the entire story. Reference images are used only as design materials to fix a character's face, eye shape, iris color, catchlights, eyelashes, eyebrows, nose, mouth, cheeks, chin, age, hairstyle, hair color, bangs, horizontal hair, hair accessories, costumes, decorations, physique, body type, silhouette, atmosphere, and character color. The background, room, furniture, poses, angles, composition, framing, text, UI, or split layout of the reference image itself are not reproduced.

The world is set in a floating ruins sunk under moonlight, featuring a fantastical and high-intensity high-speed magic battle. A high-speed, up-tempo high-end 2D hand-drawn anime MV. All 9 cuts are fixed, no additional cuts. From the very first frame, a magic light bursts at maximum output, preventing waiting, charging, fade-in, or long pauses. Each cut clearly shows only one main action and rapidly links magic medium, magic circle, teleportation, defense, impact, and face rewards.

Character Fixed Rules:
The character is maintained as the same person and character as in the reference image throughout the entire story. Does not change the proportions of the face, eyes, irises, hair, costume, decorations, physique, or intrinsic color. The only things you can change are facial expressions, gazes, mouth, posture, breathing, posture during teleportation, and the natural sway of hair, costumes, and decorations. Mixing features, averaging faces, altering people, swapping outfits, changing hairstyles, transforming equipment, clones, clones, or adding unnecessary characters are all prohibited. Only one protagonist is visible in the entire frame. After the pre-teleportation form completely disappears, only one protagonist appears after the same teleportation appearance.

Equipment Rules:
If you have a main weapon in the reference image that can be used with one hand—such as a slender staff, sword, spear, rod—for flashing, spinning, aiming, or firing beams—you use them as magical mediums. Only if you don't have such a weapon do you add one slender magic wand that matches the reference character's design, decorations, materials, era, motif, and unique color. All cuts fix length, thickness, color, shape, tip, and decoration, and do not carry a second weapon, other weapons, grimoires, vials, or summoning items.

Auto-adjustment rules:
The basic structures—floating ruins, shallow water mirrors, broken pillars, geometric magic patterns floating in midair, and distant hostile crystal cores—are maintained. However, backgrounds, props, pillar shapes, floor patterns, magic circle designs, particles, light shapes, moonlight colors, and hostile energy colors are adjusted to match the reference character's costume, attribute, cultural feel, sense of era, motif, and unique color. For Japanese style, you can use Japanese patterns, paper fragments, petals, or stone lantern-style designs; for Gothic, spires, roses, or lace patterns; for mechanical styles, white metal, circuits, holograms; for natural styles, ivy, feathers, flowers, crystals, etc. However, background props are less prominent than the main character, and new characters, animals, summoned beasts, and giant mascots are not included. The magic colors are adjusted around the character's unique colors, ensuring a contrast between light and dark so the protagonist doesn't blend into the background. Enemy attacks are made in dark or contrasting colors that clearly distinguish the protagonist's magic.

Art style:
A high-end 2D hand-drawn animation that preserves the artwork, face density, glow, decorative density, and beauty of coloring in the reference image. Delicate key animation for the movie version, high-quality composites, transparent lighting, and dense background art. The lines are thin and delicate, avoiding thick and rigid outlines. The shadows are multi-layered, transparent shades and soft gradients. Eyes, hair, fabric, metal, gems, and magical media should be drawn with textures that match the reference images. Thick lines, low-density backgrounds, flat single-layer cel color, 3DCG-like feel, plastic feel, live-action feel, semi-realistic, muted, AI-like average faces, and mixed art styles are prohibited.

Stage:
Floating ruins at night. Shallow water mirrors, broken pillars, unreadable geometric magic patterns floating in the air, moonlight, and distant hostile crystal cores. It does not release enemy figures or monsters, but exerts pressure using only dark shadow bullets, spatial rifts, and distant crystal cores. On the water surface, it does not create a clear full-body reflection of the figure, only fragments of colored light and outlines. Throughout the entire game, you move at high speed without stopping the camera, hair, costumes, magical medium, magic circles, and afterglow.

Cut 1:
Ultra-close-up of the tip or activation part of the magical medium from the very first frame. Already in an overfilled state, the character's unique color light vortex, refracted, and circular impact light explode simultaneously. In the reflection, the protagonist's one eye flashes sharply for a moment. The camera snaps back sharply from the flash, instantly showing the protagonist in a new action pose with the magical medium tilted diagonally.

Cut 2:
The protagonist flashes a magical medium from right to left. The path forms a sharp luminous arc, opening the first magic circle, which then forms a glowing wipe across the entire screen, instantly switching the background to a different location in the same ruins world.

Cut 3:
After wiping, the pre-movement form disappears, and only the same protagonist teleports to the opposite side of the magic circle and appears. Due to the recoil from its appearance, hair, costumes, and accessories flow much behind, and the activation mechanism of the magical medium blocks the enemy shadow bullet head-on. The camera speeds diagonally from below to upward diagonally, showing contact points.

Cut 4:
Riding that momentum, the protagonist spins the magical medium vertically. Three thin magic circles spread out at different angles around him, spinning as he deflected the shadow bullet's path outward. The centers of the three cards open consecutively, forming a single corridor of light leading to the next teleportation destination.

Cut 5:
The camera rapidly plunges into the corridor of light. The protagonist teleports from the passage exit to the top of the ruin pillar, and immediately after landing, sharply thrusts the magical medium forward. The face, eyes, bangs, main decorations, and chest design are kept in a readable close-up without being crushed.

Cut 6:
Distant enemy crystal cores fire rapid shadow bullets. The protagonist draws a small circle once at the tip of the magical medium, then unfolds multiple magic circles forward in a stepped pattern. Each time the shadow bullet passes through each magic circle, it clearly slows down, then breaks into sharp fragments of light in the final circle, flowing past the camera.

Cut 7:
The protagonist's eyes are fixed to the hostile crystal core. Only the inside of the iris shines sharply for a moment, and no unnecessary light spots are created on the surface of the face, nose, or between the eyebrows. When the protagonist points the magical medium in a straight line, multiple magic circles overlap on the same axis, with the activation units, the centers of each formation, and the crystal cores perfectly aligned. The camera speeds past the magical medium, showing the axis just before firing.

Cut 8:
A high-density beam of light, mainly white or character-specific colors, is immediately fired from the activation unit. Each time the beam pierces multiple magic circles, it becomes thin, sharp, and dense, striking the hostile crystal core. It does not explode; instead, an abstract magic circle pattern briefly appears on the surface of the core, and magical cracks on the character's side run rapidly from within.

Cut 9:
The cracks unravel into the afterglow of petals, feathers, light fragments, and patterns that match the character motif, erasing the shadow of hostility. Only the same protagonist appears near the camera during the final teleportation and enters a focused stance, holding the magical medium diagonally beside his shoulder with a center of gravity. Her hair, costume, and accessories slipped away a beat later, while only the original eye-caught light grew a little stronger. No light or particles cross the face. Finally, the activation part shines strongly just once, and that circular